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Roosevelt Corollary
Oneself ousted exiles who lived and wrote in Paris between the conflicts. These journalists, searching for an opportunity for thought and activity, changed the substance of present-day composing. Reasonable and defiant, they composed what they needed and battled restriction for foulness and sexuality. |
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Lost Generation
the self-exiled expatriates who lived and wrote in Paris between the wars. These writers, looking for freedom of thought and action, changed the face of modern writing. Realistic and rebellious, they wrote what they wanted and fought censorship for profanity and sexuality. |
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Wagner Act
Otherwise called the National Labor Relations Act, this law ensured the privilege of work to arrange in associations and deal all in all with businesses, and set up the National Labor Relations Board to screen unreasonable work rehearses with respect to manager. Its section denoted the zenith of many years of work fight. |
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Executive Order 9066
Camps, An official leader request gave during WW2 by FDR that sent Japanese ethnic gatherings to internment camps. It was given in light of the dread for the nation's wellbeing and furthermore Japanese-Americans ' security. |
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NSC-68
US Objectives and Programs for National Security, otherwise called NSC 68, was a 66-page highly confidential National Security Council (NSC) strategy paper drafted by the Department of State and Department of Defense and introduced to President Harry S. Truman on 7 April 1950. |
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Lost Generation
oneself banished exiles who lived and wrote in Paris between the conflicts. These scholars, searching for an opportunity for thought and activity, changed the substance of present-day composing. Sensible and insubordinate, they composed what they needed and battled oversight for irreverence and sexuality. |
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Executive Order 9066
Camps, An official chief request gave during WW2 by FDR that sent Japanese ethnic gatherings to internment camps. It was given in view of the dread for the nation's wellbeing and furthermore Japanese-Americans ' security. |
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Executive Order 9066
Camps, An official chief request gave during WW2 by FDR that sent Japanese ethnic gatherings to internment camps. It was given in view of the dread for the nation's wellbeing and furthermore Japanese-Americans ' security. |
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