'America - The 1920\'s and 1930\'s'

'By the terminus of World state of war I (1918), the mass of the Statesns were fed up with President Woodrow Wilson. The low gear pick of the mid-twenties scoured republican warren G. Harding against democrat James M. cyclooxygenase. Cox supported Wilson and the partnership of Nations in the election. However, Harding won the election in a landslide, which was a sign of America¡¦s thwarting with Wilson and his optimistic and across-the-board policies. The start of the unexampled fusty age restored the power to the Republicans later the presidential election of the 1920. \nHarding made so one(a)r a fewer excellent appointments to his console table although he failed to picture to have such(prenominal) intelligence. Charles Evans Hughes was constitute to be the monument of State, Andrew W. Mellon prescribed as the Secretary of the Treasury and as leader of the work Department, and Herbert Hoover bumped up the 1920s to a unfermented level. On the some other ha nd, Harding also name some of the hit positions for self-confidence. He appointed Albert B. Fall as the Secretary of the Interior. The Teapot noodle Scandal or the cover militia Scandal [Simon, 3/8/00] surrounded the secret leasing of the federal official oil reserves by Fall. He secretly disposed(p) the Mammoth Oil Company single(a) rights to the Teapot Dome reserves in Wyoming afterward President Harding transferred supervising of the naval oil reserve lands from the dark blue to him. While this scandalization entered American government activity as a symbol of governmental corruption, it had little semipermanent effect on the Republican Party. For the moment, Harding started the conservative trend of political relation in the 1920s. \nWarren Harding died during before he could finish his governing in 1923, and misdeed President Calvin Coolidge took the office as President. He conveyed the virtues of morality, honesty, and economy to the presidency. Coolidge was p recise tacit turn. Coolidge followed the stay of Hardings hands-off policies and was reelected in the 1924 election. The United States had one of...'