The War on Crime: The 1930s and the New Deal
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In History, Hinge Points Reshape Ideology and Governance
Significant shifts in political history often coincide with intense debates about the role of government and ideology. The upheavals of the 1960s and 70s led to major advancements in civil liberties and civil rights, exemplified by the Civil Rights Act, while also provoking backlash regarding issues such as the Vietnam War. These periods are indicative of broader societal reactions to established political frameworks, notably the New Deal state and emerging neoliberal ideologies in the subsequent decades. Each transformational era serves as a crucial turning point, indicating that historical shifts are driven by both societal demands for change and the enduring struggle over government and ideological roles.
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