If you're talking about G.I. generations then the answer is about 4
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*That Congress shouldn't be involved in creating the banks, And that James should continue to pay the state, taxes, but not the Federal.
Your best answer is A. The Lusitania was technically a civilian passenger ship, and it was an American vessel (the U.S. had not yet officially entered World War 1). But the Germans knew that Americans were sending weapons to help the British, and the Lusitania was almost certainly carrying weapons for the war in addition to its civilian passengers. The Germans determined that since the Lusitania was probably carrying weapons they were justified to sink it—which they did. Lots of people died, which shifted the political balance back in the U.S. to favor entering the war against the Germans. The U.S. declared war on Germany shortly after.
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There were four in total during the Great Depression
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Charles Curtis - Herbert Hoover's VP
John Nance Garner - FDR's VP from 1933 - 1941
Henry A Wallace - FDR's VP from 1941 - 1945
Herbert Hoover - FDR's VP in 1945
Although, you must keep in mind that the country was considerably out of the depression by America's entrance into WW2, but there was a fear that after the war ended the depression would return. It definitely looked that way until Herbert Hoover implemented price controls, etc.
