Jennifer Coolidge

"If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader." This inspirational quote came from the sixth president of the United States of America named, John Quincy Adams. John Quincy Adams was born on July 11, 1767 in the town of Braintree, Massachusetts, which is now called Quincy, Massachusetts. Quincy is known as the "City of Presidents" because John Quincy and his father, John Adams both grew up in Quincy. However the town is named after Colonel

2.)The Great Depression began in the 1920s and was commonly known as the ‘roaring 20s’. This term is used to describe the general prosperity of this period. Corporate profits increased and consumerism expanded, but a large portion of the population was suffering terribly. The agricultural section of the population was impacted greatly. Farm income was sluggish and the housing market was depressed due to low wages. The economic gains of this period were unevenly distributed, which was the main cause

On October 29 , 1929 marked one of the hardest times in history know as the Great Depression. It has also been known as the Black Tuesday. On this day the stock market crashed. On October 29,1929 people all over the country were panicking not knowing what to do . Their were many causes on what lead to the great depression. People tried selling their stocks that they had bought before the stock market crashed, but no one would purchase them since the stock market crashed stocks were worthless

North, Vermont and died on January 5th, 1933 in Northampton, Massachusetts, and they couldn’t tell if he was dead or not because of his shy personality and many people questioned it. He was known for many names like, John Calvin Coolidge, Calvin Coolidge, and John Coolidge. He was a farmer, and his mom died when he was 12 and then his sister died a few years following. His son Calvin Jr, died from an infected splinter, he had 2 children and was known as a strict father. In 1905, he married Grace

over produced by the industries. Presidents of the Roaring Twenties During this time of the roaring twenties the Republican party was in the White House (Jefferies). The three presidents America had during this time were Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and the President of some of the depression President Herbert Hoover (Jefferies). The first of these three was President Warren G. Harding the twenty third president of the United States (Faue). President Harding took office in 1921 and was taken

The 1920s remodeled the country into the one we all know today. People 's values, political views, mindset, and lifestyle evolved with this new era. For instance, women roles went from aspiring housekeepers to a new generation known as flappers. Flappers were free and adventurous women who wore loose clothing They enjoyed drinking, smoking, dancing and proudly disrespecting authority. Technology soon advanced as well. Inventions such as radios were developed. The mass production of fords automobiles

January 13, 2017 Period: 2 Alex Gordon The Impact of Herbert Hoover On August 10, 1874, in West Branch, Iowa the future 31st president was born. Herbert Hoover grew up in a small Quaker village in Iowa and his father, Jesse Hoover, was one of the village blacksmiths and merchants and was very well known. Hulda Randall Minthorn Hoover, his mother, was active around the town with helping others and she was a minister in the Society of Friends. Sadly, Both of Hoover’s parents died when he was fairly

Herbert Hoover was a Republican who became the thirty-first president with 444 electoral votes. Herbert entered the office position only a few months before the Stock Market Crash which caused immense pressure to be a successful leader. The United States was in desperate need of financial aid and everyone was looking towards him. Although, Hoover only served one term from 1929 to 1933 which might indicate that it his presidency was not as good as thought to be. Herbert Clark Hoover was born in West

Herbert Hoover Had High Hopes President Herbert Hoover once pronounced, “The president is not only the leader of the party, he is the President of the whole people. He must interpret the conscience of America. He must guide his conduct by the idealism of our people.” America’s 31st president was forced to tackle the Great Depression and help save others from starvation. Born in Iowa Village in 1874, Herbert Hoover, an orphan, adopted by his uncle, grew up in Oregon Where he attended Quaker schools

From reading the “Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge”, an extremely important Coolidge value was his strength. As the 30th president, he re-established American trust in the executive branch of the government. After the presidency of President Harding, the American public has lost their trust in him due to the scandals such as the Teapot Dome Scandal. The people were tired from World War I and the roaring twenties were just around the corner. From 1923 to 1929, Calvin Coolidge’s presidency was one