Communism was what the Soviet Union followed and embraced.

The Potsdam Conference was the beginning of the Cold War.

With economic growth, a strengthened military, and international peace the United States changed for better.

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The Cold War in 1947 to 1991 changed America for the better.

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World History

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100 picture and over 30 newspaper articles

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racism, temperance, and immigration

who was frequenting beer gardens and why

direct sources

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All the World.

Salvation army had in the both the wars, and the subsequent yearning for the doughnuts by returning soldiers

likeableness

a lasting legacy

Thank you

A typical 10 oz. can have had contained 1,300 calories, 1 oz. of protein and fat, and more than 7 oz. of carbohydrate.

cheap and easy to make

transportation and lasting qualities

Confederate soldiers and canned milk

nutritional advantage

Third, I will argue that the longevity

nutritional value, preservation, transport ability, and longevity

multiple advantages

practical

excerpted in Albion’s Seed

How did the immigration of the Scotch-Irish to America and the resulting infusion of whisky culture shape American society?

good thing for most Americans

Social Security,

After his death in 1923, Calvin Coolidge took office and had the same motives and ideas of Harding. He too was for in favor of big businesses and a small government. He thought best that it was better to go back to the ways of keeping government out of the way of businesses. Proceeding him in Presidency was Herbert Hoover, who again shared the same ideals of the two previous presidents, and continued with the capitalist ideals in America. With the economic boom of the twenties, things seemed to be going good in America and most Americans seemed to be quite happy with the way things were going. However, as some financial experts warned, this wasn’t something that could last forever. Eventually starting in the autumn 1929, the stock markets began to crash and banks investing in these stocks were out of money. This started a down spiral of the economy and this depression left millions of people with no jobs, money, homes, or food. President Hoover, who was the current president at the time of the depression, tried to explain to the people that nothing was wrong with American Institutions and that the free market place would soon recover. However this was not enough for the people, and the panic of the depression only got worse. F

to a halt in the 20s

such a great advancement for workers.

American Financial System

he

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Sherman Antitrust Act

progressive movement

People

In the second half of the nineteenth century, Capitalism emerged.

that worked in favor for the majority of Americans.

power.

there was continuous change in the role of government in America.

how the government

This program help many families and individuals as a way to live some what of a life they were used to prior to failing on hard times.

Each one of these programs had the ultimate goal of helping the citizens who had fallen on hard times but the also had their own uniqueness. FERA, which was run by Harry Hopkins, a professional who had over 20 years in social and welfare issues, focused on providing grants from the federal government to state governments. These grants were provided for projects in fields such as agriculture, arts, construction and education with the goal of providing different types of professions and pay that would have been similar to the jobs these people once held. The CWA was more of a short-term fix for the less skilled unemployed individuals. Many people took this assistance and because of the CWA the country saw improvements in such things as airports, bridges, and road. And finally the CCC employed upwards of 3 million men who worked in parks, forests, and even at times fought fires.

Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA), the Civil Works Administration (CWA), and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

As World War I came to an end Americans moved into the 1920’s with the feeling of a “great quality of life”. Employment had become stable with many more jobs being available. More professions such as doctors, lawyers, and engineers had been established and there was a sense of happiness amongst society. As Americans enjoyed the growth of income from the stock market in the 1920’s no one could predict the events of October 24th 1929 also know as, “Black Thursday”. As stock prices dropped investors feared what would happen and began to sell causing the stock market to crash. This devastation was the beginning of a four-year “downward spiral” in the economic structure of our country. Unemployment rates skyrocketed and production slowed causing our country to fall in what we know to as the, Great Depression. The Great Depression impacted families causing them to become homeless, struggle to have food on their tables, and lose jobs. In 1933 with the country in its worst financial position ever the country elected President Franklin Roosevelt.

end

This initiative

Legislation was created not only to benefit individuals but also to benefit our country as a whole.

a much more hands off type approach towards society also know as, “Laissez faire”.

Brands American Stories Volume 2 Chapter 22 – The Progressive Era 1895-1917 Brands American Stories Volume 2 Chapter 26 – Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1929–1939

I believe we are all equal and should be treated equally, but this is a concept that our nation has lost.

separation

poor.

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article

that humanity was changing for the worst

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loses homogeneity

led to a different lifestyle for all.

Ford’s assembly line

Ford’s assembly line

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American Stories: A History of the United States, 3rd Edition, Volume 2

many benefits

one being the Nobles and the other being the Peasants.

The cities

a flock of growth

was unfair, harmful, and unsafe for many

allowed themselves to have money for necessities such as food, and shelter.

job creation

transformed how our country conducted

As America evolved between the years of 1800 to 1901 it saw its country grow in ways it never had seen in its past.

Land of the free and home of the brave

An “Exploded” Model T Ford (Links to an external site.).

whole blog post

William Coxe, A View of the Cultivation of Fruit Trees, and the Management of Orchards and Cider (Philadelphia: M. Carey & Sons, 1817), 10.

one method of drying apples

Domestically, apples are shipped from their orchards to storage or to larger markets when apple growers are not located relatively close to the markets to which they sell.

Private car lines

Apples were not just a commodity for sale in the United States. They became a profitable export for the U.S. as the first and only fruit export until 1865

revolutionary idea

Apples kept in cold storage

Without seeming cliché,

Northern territory

Starting in the earliest colonies

described in this paper

this paper discusses

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How are these product made? Who and what decides what apples make it to the consumer directly to eat in a school lunch or to be made into an apple pie? Who and what decides that apples should be used in commercial produces rather than sold in their whole state?

misery.

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A critical issue with this description was its failure to describe reality in the context of chain stores

Chain stores were known for several hallmark features, which made them both successful and hated by independent grocers.

The single biggest contributor to the success of chain stores was lower food prices for American consumers, which dramatically mitigated the financial burden of food.

In 1939,

There were a few reasons behind the high prices

when chain stores aggressively replaced independents

met their demise in the face of chains

They did so at the slight cost of replacing an inefficient and costly capitalist ownership structure with a new ownership structure that better served their needs.

While the saga of grocery chain stores in the United States

One supporter of Carver’s peanut milk was Henry Ford who preferred soy and peanut based milk to that of cow’s milk. In 1921, Ford said, “The cow is the crudest machine in the world. Our Laboratories have already demonstrated that cow’s milk can be done away with and the concentration of elements of milk can be manufactured into scientific food by machines far cleaner than cows.” [11] Carver had acquired a large amount of publicity for his contributions to peanut milk and had numerous offers to manufacture it. Unfortunately, he had found that he was not the first to make peanut milk.[12] Despite Carver’s and Ford’s attempts to popularize peanut milk as a healthier alternative in replace of cow’s milk, it was resisted by the market due to surplus in cow’s milk.[13] Carver’s attempt to popularize peanut milk

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Another successful lunch car business

Lunch Wagon No. 9 1908 Herald Square, New York

Lunch Wagon No. 9 1908 Herald Square, New York

on

Buckley’s

is not given to Walter Scott.

Greenfield Museum

Without realizing it, Walter Scott jump-started the bones of the culture of American diners, homemade food.

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The recipes are easy to follow, paragraph style instructions on the some of the most basic combinations of ingredients.

The Joy of Cooking

In Pueblo, Colorado a library like no other exists.

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January 8, 2009

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water

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Eventually as colonial America would begin would begin to push forward into the country they would eventually discover that there was land here in America that could be used to harvest salt.

When did the harvesting of salt begin here in America?

Salt has been around for a long time in the history of the world and probably even before we started to record it.

Even land that contain salt was very important to the people of the United States as there were even some laws that showed this.

It would seem that a war about freedom and independence would not have anything to do with salt, but it did. During the war the British army did a great job of cutting off the continental’s army supply of salt,

the early part of American history

Before the time of oil wars

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place.

The question comes to mind

[1]

Calkins

The FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) rule

Packaging techniques in the modern day

The FDA estimates that 79,000 cases of foodborne illness and 30 deaths each year are caused by foodborne illnesses from Salmonella.

Salmonella

yet another

Another important aspect

Between the 1940s and the present day, there were actually many changes made to the preservation and transportation of eggs, largely due to the distances they needed to travel to reach consumers, and also because of the risk of diseases that came with the poor handling of eggs.

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[2] http://www.fns.usda.gov/nslp/history_7

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would ignite

must be discussed

As the bill neared its passing in 1946

Finally

Although there was much boasting happening about the National School Lunch Program in the 1950s there was huge holes in the program that inhibited fairness to all students.

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access the fresh surplus from farms.

This need for community support

slowly

Today millions of students benefit from the school lunch program

Since the enactment the National School Lunch Act, there has been an ongoing struggle to make the program more inclusive to students of all race and socioeconomic classes by making school lunch affordable to operate in districts nationwide.

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Chronicling America.

“Http://recipes.popcorn.org/.” n.d. http://recipes.popcorn.org/.

Brian Wansink, Ph.D., conducted studies

Once again

Orville Redenbacher led

Scientists

in the early part of the twentieth century

in the 1920s

Early forms of popcorn

(Agriculture, 2016)

Popcorn was very difficult to harvest

continued

Adding prizes to each box of Cracker Jacks

America certainly had grown an appetite for popcorn, and now was the time to reap the benefits.

W.E. Watkins

Recipe books were written about popcorn and bacon, popcorn and vegetables and even popcorn taffy and as early as the nineteenth century

(Smith, 1999)

The popcorn industry has strategically and successfully advertised popcorn into becoming one of America’s favorite snack food.

1986

This project could not have been created without the help of several sources.  First and foremost is the permission and support of both PepsiCo and the Coca-Cola Company to use their brands in my project.  Without this permission, the project would never have existed.  Second, is the original case study titled The Cola Wars by J. C. Louis and Harvey Z. Yazijian.  This source was published in 1980, which was right in the middle of the Cola Wars, but had extremely valuable information on how the Cola Wars began and how they were being fought well into the 1970s.  Third, is the autobiography The Other Guy Blinked: How Pepsi Won the Cola Wars by Roger Enrico.  This primary source was published immediately after the New Coke debacle, when Pepsi thought for sure they were finally going to control the cola market.  Enrico provided valuable insight into the inner workings of Pepsi at a time when every move was a calculated strike against Coca-Cola.  The final main source for my project was a collection of newspapers around the country which are posted online by the Google Newspaper Archive.  This allowed me to see how the nation as a whole was reacting to different aspects of the Cola Wars.  Had it not been for these newspapers, my project would have been lacking the input of the average American.

An Astronaut drinks the can of Pepsi on the Challenger.