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The economic collapse of the 1930s and the presidential response to it.
Communism is classed on the far left because its core theory aims to abolish private property and create economic equality through collective ownership and the suppression of market capitalism, while ...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ reconstructed annual unemployment series for 1929–1939—published in a 1948 technical note and later loaded into BLS databases—provides the “official” annual unemploymen...
Historians reading the collapse of Weimar Germany identify a set of early warning signs that recur in democratic backsliding: the politicization and manipulation of emergencies, erosion of democratic ...
No U.S. president has ever successfully delayed a scheduled federal election; the country has never postponed a presidential election and legal experts say a president has no unilateral authority to d...
Historians most frequently tie -of-us-presidents">mass human suffering to presidents who mismanaged existential crises, upheld or expanded institutions of slavery, or pursued policies that produced la...