At any rate, U.S. President Wilson responded by stationing 100,000 National Guards troops along the border and sent Gen. John Pershing into Mexico in pursuit of Villa 1916. Pershing failed to capture Villa, and when the US became involved in World War I 1917, the Mexican border immediately became a low priority...
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By 1935, Mexico had steadied its presidential devastation. During the Depression years of the early 1930s, Texas managed-fairly well, buoyed by the oil boom. Farmers were hit hardest, especially in cotton growing East Texas where cotton prices bottomed out. New Deal policies eventually pumped $1.5 billion into the Texas economy and revived the agricultural sector...
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The Education of a Torturer But they (the prisoners) did everything I said. They abused each other because I requested them to. No one questioned my authority at all." I have a hard time believing the statement that they experimenter said...	2 / 540
Lucasville prison riot The rooms were made out of 2 layers of block and had steel reinforced doors. The doors did their job but the prisoners started to beat at the block walls with weight lifting bars...	2 / 418
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Stanford Prison Experiment Even if the results of the experiment might lead to advancements in a particular system, subjecting participants to such adverse and harmful effects is, in my opinion, simply not worth it...	2 / 549
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