A laissez faire attitude
This laissez faire attitude was not Roosevelt's approach to the Great Depression. It was more of involvement and interaction between the government and businessmen.
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belonged to the Whig/Republican political party, and they were far more likely to have careers in business, medicine, or ...
Washington D.C. was a political city.
Well, we discovered that we needed to upgrade security so that potential criminals weren't coming into our country, and so potentially harmful substances weren't being brought onto our planes. That meant literally anything that could become a bomb, start a fire, stab someone etc. As for Pearl Harbour, I think that had more of an affect on how we thought our military and defence system was working.
