
The War on Crime: The 1930s and the New Deal
American History Hit
Law and Order in 1930s America
This chapter examines the historical context of crime and law enforcement in America leading up to the 1930s, highlighting the challenges faced by the government during economic turmoil. It explores the effects of the Great Depression, the rise of infamous criminals, and evolving attitudes toward governance and crime management. Additionally, it discusses Roosevelt's administration's dual approach to crime, incorporating both rehabilitation and enforcement, while emphasizing the collaboration between state and federal entities.
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