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The first 100 days of Theodore Roosevelt begins, including intensive legislative activity.
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In order for Congress to act during the Great Depression, he kept all banks shut for four days.
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The Congress passes the Emergency Banking Bill, the National Industrial Recovery Act, the Truth-in-Securities Act, the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, and the Farm Credit Act. These were all laws passed by the Congress
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Sweden becomes the very first country to recover fully from the effects of the Great Depression by following a policy of Keynesian deficit spending.
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Congress passes the Banking Act of 1935. This act had changed the power and structure distribution in the Federal Reserve System.
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After 1938, there were no major legislations passed regarding the Great Depression because Roosevelt had a weakened political power.
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The United States borrows 1 billion dollars to develop armed forces, allowing them to emerge from the Depression
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Hitler invades Poland, instigating WW2.