Laissez-faire or free trade policies--the 1920s presidents returned to free market capitalistic policies which gave more power to corporations.
The 1920s mimicked the Gilded Age policies of rolled back regulations, tariffs on imports, tax cuts for the wealthy, and pulling back support for unions. This sparked a boom in the market but it could not be supported beyond the 1920s.
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The phrase ""abundant cause for war" refers to the war between Great Britain and France against the United States which occurred in the year 1812. The one that states about the German's claim that the US has "abundant cause for war" is t<span>he controversy over the Louisiana Purchase.</span>
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Prince Henry the Navigator
Because the characters are flawed and larger than life.
