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Political people of 1930 Marc Werner

Believe it or not Adolf Hitler actually began mobilizing his troops in the 1930s when he fist began capturing the Jews Hitler first began to rise to power in 1930 The Nazis gradually devised an electoral strategy to win northern farmers and white collar voters in small towns, which produced a landslide electoral victory in September 1930 The Nazis gradually devised an electoral strategy to win northern farmers and white collar voters in small towns, which helped produce Hitler’s rise to power and eventually the war.

Roosevelt served an unprecedented four terms as President. He was first elected in 1932 at the height of the Depression. He set about tackling the economic and social crisis with a range of policy measures collectively known as the New Deal.
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Herbert Hoover was chief executive at the beginning of the worst economic depression in American history. His was a serious, incorruptible, and independent intellect he was also the thirty fifth president of the United States

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The 1930's was a time of depression, the Great Depression. The Great Depression lasted from the late 1920's all through the 30's. During this period, many people were unemployed, and many families didn't have much food. In this time, many other events occurred in our world, some being the following. One was known as the Dust Bowl. During the year of 1930 most farmers would get quite an amount of rain, and healthy crops. But, once the year changed so did the weather. The mud dried up and turned into dust, and that was the start of The Dust Bowl. Although the dust was bad there still was some good to come out of this period; the farmers heard that in California there was gold, so most of the farmers tried to go there. The Dust Bowl lasted until 1936.

In 1931 the "Star Spangled Banner" became our national anthem

Another main event that happened in 1931 that was: Believe it or not, scientists had begun experimenting with the idea of transmitting images over long distances. In 1931, the television was in its infancy. At the time, people didn't realize that in 50 years televions would be the main toy and entertainment of the century.

On May 1st 1931, the world's tallest building, the Empire State Building, was opened by President Hoover in New York. It was and still is 380 meters high and 102 stories with a solid steel frame. To this day it still stands, used and improved.

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__President Roosevelt__
In 1932 President Roosevelt was elected. He was re elected in 1936. His job was to build our economy back to were it was. Americans often referred to him as there favorite President, because he achieved his goal of slowly bringing the economy back. He was liked so much by the people that they elected him twice to be there leader.



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__Television__
In 1939, David Sarnoff from the Radio Corporation of America said "We now add sight to sound." Signs and commercials went up saying $625 for a 12-inch television screen. The invention of the home television in 1939 was a huge upgrade considering everyone was used to listening to their radio shows. The television shot off into broadcasting tons of different things. Along with the invention in 1939, the first baseball game was aired by NBC. The game was between Princeton and Columbia. The TV camera was placed close enough that it was said the camera man was dodging balls all day.

==== The ‘30s music was a hit in the 1930s. Most of the music was popular and shaped American society and identity during a decade of economic crises and industrial development. Some of the songs were happy and jazzy in the 1930s. Even though the Great Depression was going on, there were no songs that were sad. Jazz was started in the 1920s but it really didn’t get started until the 1930s where it was popular on college campuses and amongst American youth. Jazz was an artistic invention of African American communities primarily in the Southern region of the United States. Jazz was played manly in the south, manly in New Orleans. During the 1930s, more music was introduced on radio. Radio continued to play music when the Great Depression caused declines in phonograph-record sales. Jukeboxes spread music all over throughout the country in taverns, soda fountains, and "juke joints." www.authentichistory.com   ====

Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889, the fourth child of Alois Schickelgruber and Klara Hitler in the Austrian town of Braunau. Two of his siblings died from diphtheria when they were children, and one died shortly after birth. Alois was a customs official, illegitimate by birth, who was described by his housemaid as a "very strict but comfortable" man. Young Adolf was showered with love and affection by his mother. Hitler was recruited to join a military intelligence unit, and was assigned to keep tabs on the German Worker's Party. At the time, it was comprised of only a handful of members. It was disorganized and had no program, but its members expressed a right-wing doctrine consonant with Hitler's. He saw this party as a vehicle to reach his political ends. His blossoming hatred of the Jews became part of the organization's political platform. Hitler built up the party, converting it from a de facto discussion group to an actual political party. Advertising for the party's meetings appeared in anti-Semitic newspapers. The turning point of Hitler's mesmerizing oratorical career occurred at one such meeting held on October 16, 1919. Hitler's emotional delivery of an impromptu speech captivated his audience. Through word of mouth, donations poured into the party's coffers, and subsequent mass meetings attracted hundreds of Germans eager to hear the young, forceful and hypnotic leader. []
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ART and ARCHITECTURE

Chris Burk Some of the most famous structures of the U.S. were made in the 1930's. The Golden Gate Bridge, the Hoover Dam, the Chrysler Building, the Empire State building, and Rockefeller Center. Some great artists of the 1930's were Salvador Dali and Georgia O'Keefe; these artists are some of the most revered painters of all time.

Fashion of the 1930’s By Carroll Beavers In the 1930’s the majority of fashion in the United States was created to save money, not look good. People were thrifty in their purchases because every penny counted. Most people would remake and reuse the clothing they already had. Dresses became longer in the 1930’s to seem more “womanly”. Hats were now smaller and showed the forehead. They were often worn tilted to the side. Hair was worn short and in hard or soft curls, though it was smooth at the top to allow for the hat. Most men wore suits, jackets and hats even though money was tight. These men are waiting in line for the soup kitchen. Majority of these men are unemployed and are wearing the only thing they have, their work clothing. Families would use sacks that were filled with grain or other things and make dresses for the women in the household. They would make underwear out of grain sacks also. Food came first so most children would wear hand-me-downs.

Although most of the U.S. was in a depression their was still the rich people that bought fancy clothing  The style for women’s evening gowns were backless, full length gowns. Most women could not afford the dresses, but admired them in the movies.

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1930's Transportation A lot of cars in the 1930’s had wood or metal body’s and they had very long hoods to accommodate the large engine blocks that were used. Even though the engine blocks were large they didn’t produce very much horsepower. A common car in the 1930’s was this ** Auburn 1931 5 Passenger 2 door Brougham **



Price $945 127 inch wheelbase 98HP straight 8 A long Large roomy car with a door so wide rear seat passengers can enter without disturbing those in front

Trains were still commonly used in the 1930’s to go long distances even though cars were also common. The good thing about trains is that they could transport a lot of people and they could go much faster than cars.

The airplane in the 1930’s became a lot more common with the evolution of the plane. The airplane underwent a large transformation and they started to be able to carry a lot more people and it was the fastest way to travel.