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Hoover was head of the FBI until his death. He had so much information on so many political figures that he couldn’t be removed without a risk of self damage. -
“My Struggle” was written by Adolf Hitler while he served a prison sentence, and it goes into his personal story and viewpoint of the world at the time. -
The money in the stock market system takes a big hit and the nation’s value drops, causing the Great Depression. -
After harsh droughts and abuse to farmland, dust storms were frequent and did tons of damage to property and people. -
FDR had beaten Herbert Hoover and started many economic relief systems to counter the Great Depression. -
Adolf slowly gained support in the Nazi Party and became chancellor through a series of events. -
The Civilian Conservation Corps was created to help give people jobs during the Great Depression. It was also fairly racist, having segregation and unequal treatment towards black volunteers. -
The Works Progress Administration was a part of the second new deal programs and was created to construct official buildings and structures to support the economy after the Great Depression. -
In an extremely lucky fight, J.J. who was considered a weak opponent, beat Max Baer and won the championship. -
Supported by the Nazi Party and Adolf Hitler, it was meant to be a propaganda tool to express the racially superior Aryans, but an African-American still won 4 gold medals. -
“The Night of Broken Glass” was an event where the Nazis burned Jewish buildings as well as taking Jewish people prisoner, or killing them. -
A novel written about the Great Depression and life as a poor farm family who had to leave their home to survive. -
The Wizard of Oz was released as a fictional movie about the storms out in the west, specifically a tornado, but also a magical land and kingdom. -
The beginning of World War II, because Germany along with its major ally the Soviet Union invaded Poland, causing the rest of the world to retaliate on Germany’s breaking of the Treaty of Versailles. -
FDR’s speech about the four freedoms that America values. The speech was made to motivate the Allied Powers what they were fighting for against the Axis Powers.