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During the Roaring 1920s , a booming consumer economy reshaped daily life as and spread new ideas . Many Americans embraced new freedoms as challenged traditional norms , while others feared the spread of radical politics like . The intensified immigration fears and led to xenophobic policies , reflecting a mood of . created speakeasies and bootleggers , enforced by the , later repealed by the 21st Amendment . The highlighted clashes between science and religion in classrooms and courts .

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During the , many people faced and rising unemployment . Families lived in makeshift camps called as they struggled with and . Farmers suffered from the , which worsened hardships for rural communities and highlighted the dangers of overproduction and reliance on . The period is defined by Government and policies that failed to avert collapse , leaving citizens to endure long hours and dwindling savings .

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During his presidency , Franklin D . Roosevelt launched the to provide , to struggling Americans . His first steps after inauguration included a , where banks across the country were closed for inspection . FDR gave the public weekly updates by radios through the . The New Deal program emphasized the 3 R's and introduced acts such as the , and the , to put Americans back to work , the , which created a safety net for the elderly and those unable to work , and the , which set a minimum wage , ended child labor , and created more protections for workers . FDR's wife , supported many New Deal initiatives and worked on behalf of American citizens .

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