During the first few years of the Great Depression as people lost their jobs, homes, and farms they began to lay the blame for their poverty on the banks, since they had been irresponsible.
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Explanation:In the suburbs, people from different backgrounds created communities. Middle-class Americans looked to national media for advice on matters (from celebrating Thanksgiving to raising Child 101).
By 1950s, America was becoming middle-class nation. Lines separating working class and middle class seemed less important b/c large # of blue-collar workers participated in suburban middle-class culture. Family's living standard mattered more than what sort of work made it possible. People of color were invisible in the participation. However, many middle-income African Americans, Latinos and Asian-Americans did participate in broad middle-class culture.
The judicial branch enforces the law; making sure it is carried out and people oblige to it. They also determine if the policy is constitutional or unconstitutional.
