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This was significant because it was a change in the world. He built a highly effective arm of federal law enforcement. He is now one of the most famous people in the FBI creating it to what is it today. -
It showed the world the way Hitler thought, and how he went about things. It was important because it was this inside view to nazism. It showed how he thought the world should think, and why he thought this way. It was his autobiography. -
It was the crash that led to the economic collapse of the world. It also led to many banks crashing leaving people without money, and not knowing what to do. Which eventually led to high poverty. -
It was a hard time because of the economic depression. There started to become more and more drought, poor agriculture practices, and temperatures were higher than normal. It was a horrible time for people in general. -
It was a huge turning point for Germany, and for the world. With this it also led to the start of WWII. It also results in the death of millions of people "holocaust". So it had a huge impact of the world and the 30s. -
He was important in this time because he provided work to the unemployed when it was hard to find a job, so it was a huge relieve. He came up with the alphabetic soup programs. -
It was important because it helped young people who were unemployed, and it provided with helping them get a job. It also helped with many different projects or disasters. -
WPA was created during the Great Depression to offer millions of jobs to the unemployed to gain a sense of relief. More then 3.3 million people worked for WPA by 1938. -
He lost several matches because of health issues, and was forced to work somewhere else during The Great Depression, so that he was able to feed his family. Finally after many loses and wins he finally won the heavyweight boxing title. -
It was used to tournament of the Jews, and it was an opportunity for the Nazi's to gain more control over this stuff. It was also a huge success for the Nazi government, as they got to control on what went on. -
It was a night when the Nazi attacked the Jewish, and other minorities. They destroyed their property, and took them from their homes, and they were taken, and it basically was the end of their life. -
It shows the struggle of the immigrant farmers during The Great Depression. It shows the struggles people went through, and has compassion for them. It sheds light on the people. -
It was important because it was a political allegory for American politics in the 1920s. It represented different states, and what they were known as at that time. It also had a huge success rate at that time. -
They did this to regain the lost territory, and ultimately rule the east of them. They did this for more power, and it led up to WWII with this power. This was one of the many invasions. -
It was a speech about freedom. It showed people what we were fighting for, and it gave the soldiers and everybody else hope. It was a huge mood booster for America.