From the view of the American government, it was an excellent idea, making more land available for settlers and farmers.
From the native point of view, it wasn't quite so positive. American Indians lost their land, their food sources, their lives, their families and their future.
Roosevelt's recovery program : New Deal
fair treatment of all nations following WWI : just peace
Harding's post-war program : return to normalcy
Legislation controlling corporation competition : National Industrial Recovery Act
Wilson's program of political and social reform : progressivism
program of flood control and soil conservation : Tennessee Valley Authority
resulted in 5 nation treaty banning buildup of certain military equipment : Washington Disarmament conference
Legislation for veteran bonuses : Patman bill
Roosevelt's initial program to pass as much legislation as possible : five hundred days
financial aid to Europe : Young Plan
Organizations for black persons' rights : National Urban League
British ship sunk by Germans : Lusitania
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