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In which John Green teaches you about the Great Depression. So, everybody knows that the Great Depression started with the stock market crash in 1929, right? Not exactly. The Depression happened after the stock market crash, but wasn't caused by the crash. John will teach you about how the depression started, what Herbert Hoover tried to do to fix it, and why those efforts failed.
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Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs
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Directed by: Shoeless Jeff
Written and Performed by: Shoeless Jeff & Scott Free
Beat Composition: John Della Morte
Mixing & Mastering: Marc Antonio Pritchett
Filming: Tim McCombe & James Mills
Special Effects Supervisor: Steven Aguilera
Logo Design & Special Effects: Carlos de la Vega
Costumes & Props: Mr. Vintage of Burbank
Hair & Makeup: Katie Skarvinko and Danyell Weinberg
Special Thanks: Arnold Delapous and Bob Smith for vintage cars
Featured:
Dennis King
Geoffrey D. Hill
Carly Toth
Randy Vinneau
Tanissia Sprull
Max Stern
Josh Capo
Meghan Stephens
Kim Farris
Gallupdick Pullag
Jacob McGregor
Bryce Thurston
Natalie Thurston
Steven Aguilera
Bob Smith
Aaron Smith
Nathan the Piano Man
Lyrics:
America was poor in the Great Depression
Millions without jobs in every profession
How will we eat was a daily question
What are all the lessons of the Great Depression?
Before the Great Depression, everything seemed great
It was the Roaring 1920’s, people liked to celebrate
A lotta food on their plate
And there was money to make
Factories were selling automobiles like hot cakes
Not to mention household appliances and radios
Flashy things, the economy was based on those
But the problem was that if times got tough
People weren’t gonna buy luxuries and all that stuff
And if you can’t buy what you usually do
Then the people who sell those things lose their jobs too
And then they can’t buy, it’s like a domino effect
So there were hidden changes
Though things seemed perfect
Chorus
Before the Great Depression
People thought they had luck
Thinking up ways they could make a quick buck
They’d buy a stock and sell it
For more than they bought it for
Sure to make a profit, long as the stock would soar
Seemed like such a great idea, everybody wanted in
Even with no money, they started borrowing
They’d ask the bank for a loan to the buy the stock
But could not pay it back when the stock would drop
Lots of people got in debt, had to sell all their shares
When some start selling, everyone gets scared
Millions rushed to sell their stocks in a mass
In the fall of ’29, the stock market crashed
Chorus
October 24, 1929, Black Thursday
One of the country’s darkest times
The market did crash, stocks began to tumble
Many Americans faced financial trouble
Their savings washed away in a matter of days
Left with debt with no money to pay
And our government—no, they didn’t want to panic
They knew there was a problem, but didn’t understand it
President Hoover tried to think of answers
He wanted to improve spending
What were the chances?
Businesses closed, banks dried up like wells
But Hoover thought things
Would take care of themselves
Chorus
Millions of people were poverty stricken
Living within wood shacks and poor conditions
These makeshift camps sprouted up all around
Hoovervilles they often called these towns
A couple years passed, it was 1932
The presidential race began to ask who
Could lift this country up from its depression
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, no question
Made the first and second New Deal
Government projects, building bridges of steel
With the Works Progress Administration
Then World War II brought jobs to the nation
Chorus
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The National Archives Southeast Region presents stories from survivors of the Great Depression overlaid with powerful pictures from era.
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What Caused the Great Depression?
The world seems to be crashing on you and there is no place to run. This could be a description of what people felt during the Wall Street Crash of 1929 (October 1929) which was also called as the Great Crash, and the Stock Market Crash of 1929. This disaster was the start of the Great Depression which lasted for 12 years and ended at the onset of World War II in 1941.
Stock Market Crash of 1929
October of 1929 saw the collapse of the stock market which obliterated 40 percent of the value of common paper stock. This represented only a single happening as the tragedy continued and more and more people became penniless which rendered them helpless in providing for the needs of their families. Folks were pleading for money and food for their children as they aimlessly roamed the streets. Multitude of businesses was closed and banks were declining. By 1932, an average of one out of four Americans were unemployed. Despair and hopelessness were mirrored on the faces of the people for they saw no hope in sight as all kinds of bad news filled the air.
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The Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic depression in the decade preceding World War II. The timing of the Great Depression varied across nations, but in most countries it started in 1930 after the passage of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff bill (June 17), and lasted until the late 1930s or early 1940s. It was the longest, most widespread, and deepest depression of the 20th century.
In the 21st century, the Great Depression is commonly used as an example of how far the world's economy can decline. The depression originated in the U.S., after the fall in stock prices that began around September 4, 1929 and became worldwide news with the stock market crash of October 29, 1929 (known as Black Tuesday).
The Great Depression had devastating effects in countries rich and poor. Personal income, tax revenue, profits and prices dropped, while international trade plunged by more than 50%, due in large part to the Smoot-Hawley Tariff. Unemployment in the U.S. rose to 25%, and in some countries rose as high as 33%.
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14:27The Great Depression: Crash Course US History #33
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52:321929 The Great Depression Part 1
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13:32The Great Depression - causes and effects
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4:19Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs
Great Depression Rap - Smart SongsGreat Depression Rap - Smart Songs
Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs www.SmartSongs.org Directed by: Shoeless Jeff Written and Performed by: Shoeless Jeff & Scott Free Beat Composition: John Della Morte Mixing & Mastering: Marc Antonio Pritchett Filming: Tim McCombe & James Mills Special Effects Supervisor: Steven Aguilera Logo Design & Special Effects: Carlos de la Vega Costumes & Props: Mr. Vintage of Burbank Hair & Makeup: Katie Skarvinko and Danyell Weinberg Special Thanks: Arnold Delapous and Bob Smith for vintage cars Featured: Dennis King Geoffrey D. Hill Carly Toth Randy Vinneau Tanissia Sprull Max Stern Josh Capo Meghan Stephens Kim Farris Gallupdick Pullag Jacob McGregor Bryce Thurston Natalie Thurston Steven Aguilera Bob Smith Aaron Smith Nathan the Piano Man Lyrics: America was poor in the Great Depression Millions without jobs in every profession How will we eat was a daily question What are all the lessons of the Great Depression? Before the Great Depression, everything seemed great It was the Roaring 1920’s, people liked to celebrate A lotta food on their plate And there was money to make Factories were selling automobiles like hot cakes Not to mention household appliances and radios Flashy things, the economy was based on those But the problem was that if times got tough People weren’t gonna buy luxuries and all that stuff And if you can’t buy what you usually do Then the people who sell those things lose their jobs too And then they can’t buy, it’s like a domino effect So there were hidden changes Though things seemed perfect Chorus Before the Great Depression People thought they had luck Thinking up ways they could make a quick buck They’d buy a stock and sell it For more than they bought it for Sure to make a profit, long as the stock would soar Seemed like such a great idea, everybody wanted in Even with no money, they started borrowing They’d ask the bank for a loan to the buy the stock But could not pay it back when the stock would drop Lots of people got in debt, had to sell all their shares When some start selling, everyone gets scared Millions rushed to sell their stocks in a mass In the fall of ’29, the stock market crashed Chorus October 24, 1929, Black Thursday One of the country’s darkest times The market did crash, stocks began to tumble Many Americans faced financial trouble Their savings washed away in a matter of days Left with debt with no money to pay And our government—no, they didn’t want to panic They knew there was a problem, but didn’t understand it President Hoover tried to think of answers He wanted to improve spending What were the chances? Businesses closed, banks dried up like wells But Hoover thought things Would take care of themselves Chorus Millions of people were poverty stricken Living within wood shacks and poor conditions These makeshift camps sprouted up all around Hoovervilles they often called these towns A couple years passed, it was 1932 The presidential race began to ask who Could lift this country up from its depression Franklin Delano Roosevelt, no question Made the first and second New Deal Government projects, building bridges of steel With the Works Progress Administration Then World War II brought jobs to the nation Chorus -
27:47Stories from the Great Depression
Stories from the Great DepressionStories from the Great Depression
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46:08The Great Depression: The Great Shake up
The Great Depression: The Great Shake upThe Great Depression: The Great Shake up
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12:23A Second Great Depression Is Now A Certainty. By Gregory Mannarino
A Second Great Depression Is Now A Certainty. By Gregory MannarinoA Second Great Depression Is Now A Certainty. By Gregory Mannarino
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45:04The Crash of 1929 The Great Depression
The Crash of 1929 The Great DepressionThe Crash of 1929 The Great Depression
What Caused the Great Depression? The world seems to be crashing on you and there is no place to run. This could be a description of what people felt during the Wall Street Crash of 1929 (October 1929) which was also called as the Great Crash, and the Stock Market Crash of 1929. This disaster was the start of the Great Depression which lasted for 12 years and ended at the onset of World War II in 1941. Stock Market Crash of 1929 October of 1929 saw the collapse of the stock market which obliterated 40 percent of the value of common paper stock. This represented only a single happening as the tragedy continued and more and more people became penniless which rendered them helpless in providing for the needs of their families. Folks were pleading for money and food for their children as they aimlessly roamed the streets. Multitude of businesses was closed and banks were declining. By 1932, an average of one out of four Americans were unemployed. Despair and hopelessness were mirrored on the faces of the people for they saw no hope in sight as all kinds of bad news filled the air.
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Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs
Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs www.SmartSongs.org Directed by: Shoeless Jeff Written and Performed by: Shoeless Jeff & Scott Free Beat Composition: John Della Morte Mixing & Mastering: Marc Antonio Pritchett Filming: Tim McCombe & James Mills Special Effects Supervisor: Steven Aguilera Logo Design & Special Effects: Carlos de la Vega Costumes & Props: Mr. Vintage of Burbank Hair & Makeup: Katie Skarvinko and Danyell Weinberg Special Thanks: Arnold Delapous and Bob Smith for vintage cars Featured: Dennis King Geoffrey D. Hill Carly Toth Randy Vinneau Tanissia Sprull Max Stern Josh Capo Meghan Stephens Kim Farris Gallupdick Pullag Jacob McGregor Bryce Thurston Natalie Thurston Steven Aguilera Bob Smith Aaron Smith Nathan the Piano Man Lyrics: America was poor in the Great Depression ... -
Stories from the Great Depression
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The Great Depression: The Great Shake up
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A Second Great Depression Is Now A Certainty. By Gregory Mannarino
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The Crash of 1929 The Great Depression
What Caused the Great Depression? The world seems to be crashing on you and there is no place to run. This could be a description of what people felt during the Wall Street Crash of 1929 (October 1929) which was also called as the Great Crash, and the Stock Market Crash of 1929. This disaster was the start of the Great Depression which lasted for 12 years and ended at the onset of World War II in 1941. Stock Market Crash of 1929 October of 1929 saw the collapse of the stock market which obliterated 40 percent of the value of common paper stock. This represented only a single happening as the tragedy continued and more and more people became penniless which rendered them helpless in providing for the needs of their families. Folks were pleading for money and food for their children as the...
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In which John Green teaches you about the Great Depression. So, everybody knows that the Great Depression started with the stock market crash in 1929, right? Not exactly. The Depression happened after the stock market crash, but wasn't caused by the crash. John will teach you about how the depression started, what Herbert Hoover tried to do to fix it, and why those efforts failed.
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In which John Green teaches you about the Great Depression. So, everybody knows that the Great Depression started with the stock market crash in 1929, right? Not exactly. The Depression happened after the stock market crash, but wasn't caused by the crash. John will teach you about how the depression started, what Herbert Hoover tried to do to fix it, and why those efforts failed.
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1929 The Great Depression Part 1
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BBC2 Documentary 1929 The Great Crash 1929
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Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs
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Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs
www.SmartSongs.org
Directed by: Shoeless Jeff
Written and Performed by: Shoeless Jeff & Scott Free
Beat Composition: John De...
Great Depression Rap - Smart Songs
www.SmartSongs.org
Directed by: Shoeless Jeff
Written and Performed by: Shoeless Jeff & Scott Free
Beat Composition: John Della Morte
Mixing & Mastering: Marc Antonio Pritchett
Filming: Tim McCombe & James Mills
Special Effects Supervisor: Steven Aguilera
Logo Design & Special Effects: Carlos de la Vega
Costumes & Props: Mr. Vintage of Burbank
Hair & Makeup: Katie Skarvinko and Danyell Weinberg
Special Thanks: Arnold Delapous and Bob Smith for vintage cars
Featured:
Dennis King
Geoffrey D. Hill
Carly Toth
Randy Vinneau
Tanissia Sprull
Max Stern
Josh Capo
Meghan Stephens
Kim Farris
Gallupdick Pullag
Jacob McGregor
Bryce Thurston
Natalie Thurston
Steven Aguilera
Bob Smith
Aaron Smith
Nathan the Piano Man
Lyrics:
America was poor in the Great Depression
Millions without jobs in every profession
How will we eat was a daily question
What are all the lessons of the Great Depression?
Before the Great Depression, everything seemed great
It was the Roaring 1920’s, people liked to celebrate
A lotta food on their plate
And there was money to make
Factories were selling automobiles like hot cakes
Not to mention household appliances and radios
Flashy things, the economy was based on those
But the problem was that if times got tough
People weren’t gonna buy luxuries and all that stuff
And if you can’t buy what you usually do
Then the people who sell those things lose their jobs too
And then they can’t buy, it’s like a domino effect
So there were hidden changes
Though things seemed perfect
Chorus
Before the Great Depression
People thought they had luck
Thinking up ways they could make a quick buck
They’d buy a stock and sell it
For more than they bought it for
Sure to make a profit, long as the stock would soar
Seemed like such a great idea, everybody wanted in
Even with no money, they started borrowing
They’d ask the bank for a loan to the buy the stock
But could not pay it back when the stock would drop
Lots of people got in debt, had to sell all their shares
When some start selling, everyone gets scared
Millions rushed to sell their stocks in a mass
In the fall of ’29, the stock market crashed
Chorus
October 24, 1929, Black Thursday
One of the country’s darkest times
The market did crash, stocks began to tumble
Many Americans faced financial trouble
Their savings washed away in a matter of days
Left with debt with no money to pay
And our government—no, they didn’t want to panic
They knew there was a problem, but didn’t understand it
President Hoover tried to think of answers
He wanted to improve spending
What were the chances?
Businesses closed, banks dried up like wells
But Hoover thought things
Would take care of themselves
Chorus
Millions of people were poverty stricken
Living within wood shacks and poor conditions
These makeshift camps sprouted up all around
Hoovervilles they often called these towns
A couple years passed, it was 1932
The presidential race began to ask who
Could lift this country up from its depression
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, no question
Made the first and second New Deal
Government projects, building bridges of steel
With the Works Progress Administration
Then World War II brought jobs to the nation
Chorus
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Directed by: Shoeless Jeff
Written and Performed by: Shoeless Jeff & Scott Free
Beat Composition: John Della Morte
Mixing & Mastering: Marc Antonio Pritchett
Filming: Tim McCombe & James Mills
Special Effects Supervisor: Steven Aguilera
Logo Design & Special Effects: Carlos de la Vega
Costumes & Props: Mr. Vintage of Burbank
Hair & Makeup: Katie Skarvinko and Danyell Weinberg
Special Thanks: Arnold Delapous and Bob Smith for vintage cars
Featured:
Dennis King
Geoffrey D. Hill
Carly Toth
Randy Vinneau
Tanissia Sprull
Max Stern
Josh Capo
Meghan Stephens
Kim Farris
Gallupdick Pullag
Jacob McGregor
Bryce Thurston
Natalie Thurston
Steven Aguilera
Bob Smith
Aaron Smith
Nathan the Piano Man
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America was poor in the Great Depression
Millions without jobs in every profession
How will we eat was a daily question
What are all the lessons of the Great Depression?
Before the Great Depression, everything seemed great
It was the Roaring 1920’s, people liked to celebrate
A lotta food on their plate
And there was money to make
Factories were selling automobiles like hot cakes
Not to mention household appliances and radios
Flashy things, the economy was based on those
But the problem was that if times got tough
People weren’t gonna buy luxuries and all that stuff
And if you can’t buy what you usually do
Then the people who sell those things lose their jobs too
And then they can’t buy, it’s like a domino effect
So there were hidden changes
Though things seemed perfect
Chorus
Before the Great Depression
People thought they had luck
Thinking up ways they could make a quick buck
They’d buy a stock and sell it
For more than they bought it for
Sure to make a profit, long as the stock would soar
Seemed like such a great idea, everybody wanted in
Even with no money, they started borrowing
They’d ask the bank for a loan to the buy the stock
But could not pay it back when the stock would drop
Lots of people got in debt, had to sell all their shares
When some start selling, everyone gets scared
Millions rushed to sell their stocks in a mass
In the fall of ’29, the stock market crashed
Chorus
October 24, 1929, Black Thursday
One of the country’s darkest times
The market did crash, stocks began to tumble
Many Americans faced financial trouble
Their savings washed away in a matter of days
Left with debt with no money to pay
And our government—no, they didn’t want to panic
They knew there was a problem, but didn’t understand it
President Hoover tried to think of answers
He wanted to improve spending
What were the chances?
Businesses closed, banks dried up like wells
But Hoover thought things
Would take care of themselves
Chorus
Millions of people were poverty stricken
Living within wood shacks and poor conditions
These makeshift camps sprouted up all around
Hoovervilles they often called these towns
A couple years passed, it was 1932
The presidential race began to ask who
Could lift this country up from its depression
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, no question
Made the first and second New Deal
Government projects, building bridges of steel
With the Works Progress Administration
Then World War II brought jobs to the nation
Chorus
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Stories from the Great Depression
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The National Archives Southeast Region presents stories from survivors of the Great Depression overlaid with powerful pictures from era.
The National Archives Southeast Region presents stories from survivors of the Great Depression overlaid with powerful pictures from era.
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The Great Depression: The Great Shake up
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A Second Great Depression Is Now A Certainty. By Gregory Mannarino
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- Updated: 04 Jun 2016
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History Channel - The Great Depression
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The Crash of 1929 The Great Depression
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What Caused the Great Depression?
The world seems to be crashing on you and there is no place to run. This could be a description of what people felt during th...
What Caused the Great Depression?
The world seems to be crashing on you and there is no place to run. This could be a description of what people felt during the Wall Street Crash of 1929 (October 1929) which was also called as the Great Crash, and the Stock Market Crash of 1929. This disaster was the start of the Great Depression which lasted for 12 years and ended at the onset of World War II in 1941.
Stock Market Crash of 1929
October of 1929 saw the collapse of the stock market which obliterated 40 percent of the value of common paper stock. This represented only a single happening as the tragedy continued and more and more people became penniless which rendered them helpless in providing for the needs of their families. Folks were pleading for money and food for their children as they aimlessly roamed the streets. Multitude of businesses was closed and banks were declining. By 1932, an average of one out of four Americans were unemployed. Despair and hopelessness were mirrored on the faces of the people for they saw no hope in sight as all kinds of bad news filled the air.
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What Caused the Great Depression?
The world seems to be crashing on you and there is no place to run. This could be a description of what people felt during the Wall Street Crash of 1929 (October 1929) which was also called as the Great Crash, and the Stock Market Crash of 1929. This disaster was the start of the Great Depression which lasted for 12 years and ended at the onset of World War II in 1941.
Stock Market Crash of 1929
October of 1929 saw the collapse of the stock market which obliterated 40 percent of the value of common paper stock. This represented only a single happening as the tragedy continued and more and more people became penniless which rendered them helpless in providing for the needs of their families. Folks were pleading for money and food for their children as they aimlessly roamed the streets. Multitude of businesses was closed and banks were declining. By 1932, an average of one out of four Americans were unemployed. Despair and hopelessness were mirrored on the faces of the people for they saw no hope in sight as all kinds of bad news filled the air.
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Lyrics list:lyrics
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Great Depression
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Great Depression
Great Depression
Fall - into ashes
Hole - of the imperium
Rise - of the fallen
Come - to the omen
Lords - of chaos awaits
Signs - of the times
Cold - and dark approaches
Brutal - depression arrives (arise)
Great depression
In a fraction
The empire is gone
Great depression
In a fraction
The empire is gone
Forward - and don't look back
Never - stop and rest
Forever - your spirit should go
Away - away from it all
Sky - blood red
Rise - beneath the sky
Fly - to nowhere fast
Survive - the massive test (survive)
Great depression
In a fraction
The empire is gone
Great depression
In a fraction
The empire is gone
Skulls - and crossbones lay
Dark - fear and decay
Slow - finding its way
Crawl - out of this plague
Numb - you don't feel it all
Womb - maggots will crawl
Frozen - and paralyzed to life
Crumble - the empires die (die)
Great depression
In a fraction
The empire is gone
Great depression
In a fraction
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Hillary Clinton links Saudi Arabia to terrorism and the world suddenly changes
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She actually said it, out loud. Hillary Clinton has grasped what has long been the prickliest nettle in US diplomacy and directly linked Saudi Arabia to the funding of terrorism. Only a few weeks ago, the topic appeared taboo. Advertisement. "I'm not commenting," was Clinton's full stop to questions about whether to declassify official investigations into the Saudi role in the 9/11 attacks ... ....
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House Democrats Stage Revolt During Moment of Silence
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Democratic lawmakers broke out in jeers and criticism over House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Republican lawmakers for leaving the gun laws untouched a day after the tragic mass shooting in Orlando, according to the Associated Press ... The disruption began specifically after Rep ... Paul Ryan had no comments himself but his spokeswoman AshLee Strong tweeted that the Democratcs politicizing the moment of silence was "disheartening."....
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Donald Trump's post-Orlando message falls flat with his own party
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Trump said in a speech that he would suspend immigration from countries "where there is a proven history of terrorism" against the United States ... ....
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Obama: 'No Clear Evidence' Orlando Gunman Part Of Terror Plot [VIDEO]
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In a televised address Monday, U.S. President Barack Obama said there is “no clear evidence” the suspected gunman in the worst mass shooting in U.S. history, Omar Mateen, was part of a larger terrorist plot or that he was directed by any terrorist group, Time magazine reported. “This an example of the kind of homegrown extremism that all of us have been so concerned about for a very long time.” – U.S. President Barack Obama....
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Abu Sayyaf Beheads Another Canadian Hostage As Deadline Passes
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Another Canadian hostage held by the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group on a southern Philippine island after ransom demands apparently weren’t met, Al Jazeera reported Monday.The hostage, identified as Robert Hall, was confirmed dead by a military source who spoke to Al Jazeera on condition of anonymity prior to the official announcement, the report said....
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IBM refused to lay off workers for decades, and then America had to rethink its entire corporate strategy
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"Most corporate executives in this period, when prosperity was widely shared, thought we could make a profit, and we can take care of the workers, and we want to make great products for the customers, and we want to ... The stock market crashes, and that leads to the Great Depression and then the New Deal, and that brought modern financial regulations....
A downshifting job market
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Signaling a substantial weakening in what’s already the slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression, as measured by growth in economic output, the American economy ... ....
Vintage video: Syracuse eliminates train traffic, celebrates with 3-day festival
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Despite the Great Depression, 1936 finally saw the city of Syracuse fix one of its most annoying, and dangerous, problems. The railroad tracks of the New York Central Railroad's main line ran down the middle of Washington Street. It was said that the fight had lasted over 60 years ... The city elevated the tracks, built a stunning new passenger station, and celebrated the opening with a Jubilee ... ... Email . 315-427-3958. ....
Merger in the Year 1926: DMG and Benz & Cie. merge to become Daimler-Benz AG: Together for the best for 90 years (Daimler AG)
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(Source. Daimler AG). On June 28, 1926 representatives of Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft (DMG) and Benz & Cie ... This marked the birth of Daimler AG and its globally renowned trademark ... Stuttgart ... The close collaboration between the companies played a great role in their future survival ... Shortly after the merger, the stronger company structure proved its merit during the Great Depression and world economic crisis at the end of the 1920s....
New early career professorship to honor pioneering Penn Stater (Penn State - The Pennsylvania State University)
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(Source. Penn State - The Pennsylvania State University). UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa ... The Dr ... 'Dr ... Frances Keesler Graham attended Penn State as an undergraduate from 1935 to 1938 ... 'My mother always talked about Penn State with great appreciation and fondness,' said Mary Graham. 'Her strong desire to attend Penn State led her family, notwithstanding the severe financial constraints of the Great Depression, to find a way to allow her to attend ... 'Dr....
Political Economy: How Politics Messes Up Economics
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A good corrective is a review of Karl Polanyi's The Great Transformation ... The Reagan-Thatcher era of deregulation removing many of the safeguards that were established after the Great Depression helped facilitate the Great Financial Crisis ... since the Great Financial Crisis, while the premium being paid for puts (over calls) is at a record level....
WWII vet from Enid was destined to be soldier
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When Charles Scheffel was a youngster in Enid during the Great Depression, he was destined to become a soldier, but he didn't know it yet. Scheffel's father arrived in America from Germany after stowing away on a German boat. He then joined the U.S. Army during the Spanish American War. Scheffel was born in 1919. His father died in 1930 ... Legendary basketball coach Henry Iba offered him a full athletic scholarship ... ....
Latinos And American Identity In A Time Of Trump: A Postcard From El Paso
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Equity crowdfunding can do for biotech what Kickstarter did for hardware
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Building any company is hard, but building a biotech company is particularly hard. Not only do biotech companies have significant inherent costs due to lab space, DNA, and reagents purchase, but the life cycles of the organisms in question limit product development speed ... Title III crowdfunding allows non-accredited investors to fund private companies in the USA for the first time since the great depression....
You could buy everyone in Asia a new car with global debt from the 2008 crisis
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Toyota trucks are shown for sale at a dealership in Carlsbad, California ... Too much debt is bad ... What has this additional US$57 trillion in debt delivered? (It could have delivered every family on earth a fresh large Hawaiian pizza, every day… for six years.) For one thing, it was supposed to prevent another Great Depression - and it appears to have worked, best of all in the two years following the economic crisis, as shown below ... But ... ....
Why Republicans have to dump Donald Trump
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Recent outbursts by Donald Trump have thrown the Republican party establishment into a tizzy ... Ignored in all of this are two important realities ... Mr Trump's xenophobic, male chauvinist and bigoted bullying campaign rhetoric is not an act ... With the election of Barack Obama in the midst of the most severe economic crisis since the Great Depression, this effort swung into high gear with the Tea Party and "birther" movements ... On Twitter....
Two spinsters, a single mom and Hollywood conned America into buying diamonds
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That wasn’t always the case ... Plus, in a country that was still dealing with the aftermath of the Great Depression, diamonds were perceived as something only the very rich could afford, with average Americans preferring to spend what discretionary money they had on new modern luxuries such as washing machines and cars ... Corbis. No matter ... Quick on her feet and great with audiences, Hannaford relished her role as the “Diamond Lady” for N.W....
Mitch Albom: Goals, Cups, fights: Gordie Howe did it all
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He was a living statue, a monument to his own greatness, a name that became synonymous with doing it all ... And as the mountain of information and tributes grew, you realized it will be a long time before we put the totality of this man, born a year before the Great Depression, into perspective ... Howe was behind that pedigree of greatness....
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