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            enormous gap between productive capacity and
            consumption capacity. After the First World
            War, farmers or wage earners gained more
            than before, finally exceeding the capacity of

            purchasing because of the rapid development
            of manufacturing technology. There was
            a fierce dispute about the reasons for the
            Great Depression and resolutions for it the

            presidential election campaign. The Republican
            Party candidate Herbert preferred a gradual
            business recovery.
               However, the Democratic Party candidate

            Franklin Roosevelt insisted the federal
            government should intervene and give resolute
            solutions. Eventually, Franklin Roosevelt was
            elected, instituting the “New Deal”- First,

            Agricultural Amendment Act : deciding the
            amount of production before people start
            farming. If the products or goods are leftover,
            the government should purchase                     References :
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               them. Second, the Industry Promotion Act :      http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1
            job creation by investing massive capital from     =104&oid=016&aid=0000829351
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            the government. Last, the Social Security Act :    ategoryId=43054
            guarantee citizens’ life zone by giving pension

            to unemployed people, the old, and the infi rm.                                Jang, Hyojoo (1-1)
                         Of course beside Lincoln and Franklin                           ask6345@naver.com
            there were also many soldiers and citizens
            who made today’s America. Thanks to them,

            Americans could overcome many diffi culties in
            their history.







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