Word: explains
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...which now prevails is a new phenomenon for the nation, and we must ask and answer, 'What caused it?' When considered at first glance, it might appear that the causes are the World War and the world-wide depression which followed it. But these causes are not adequate to explain the political and economic phenomena which confront us, we must look deeper. The root-causes are, I think, changes in the race composing the nation and in the environment in which we live. The best form of government for any people at any time is the child of race...
...explain the present decline? Have more college graduates found jobs? Is there loss money for ambitious students? Or has the charm of the Business School dwindled? We are inclined to believe the first answer with some consideration of the last...
After this great effort to explain Nazi Kultur, the Realmleader visibly relaxed and on succeeding days reveled happily in the transports of Nazi devotion rendered him by division after division of his followers. Arriving nearly 200,000 strong each day, they drilled before the Realmleader on Zeppelin Meadows, a 48-acre field pack-jammed at every demonstration. As a special honor about 10% of each horde were privileged to goose-step past Realmleader Hitler in the public square, and, to make room for the marching columns, Nuremberg removed one of her most famed medieval monuments, the Fountain of Neptune, sacred...
Americans, Inc. is avowedly designed to aid the New Deal platform and explain it to people "who too frequently are influenced by the headlines prompted by the statements of a worn-out and discarded stand-pattism," believes that "recovery is essential to national existence" and adheres to "the principles and ideals of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt...
...Angas pamphlet is more than a market forecast. It is "an attempt to explain and justify the Roosevelt experiment and to show how, if steadfastly pursued, it is bound to reach a successful conclusion." Major Angas admits that "to an observer who sees from day to day only the disjointed and apparently unpredictable actions of the Administration, the whole experiment is apt to appear as the muddled meddling of a happy-go-lucky opportunist. . . ." But he believes there is an underlying theme which is "clear, consistent and fundamentally sound." That theme, says Major Angas. is monetary?simply "Reflate, then stabilize...