Chapter 2634 Wind and Flowers (13)

When talking about Hoover, many people will think of the dams he built. However, during World War I, Hoover, as a mining engineer, helped 120,000 penniless Americans trapped in Europe return home, and served as the U.S. President in London.

Chairman of the Relief Committee.

After that, Hoover provided relief to American expatriates in Belgium and France. When this relief work came to an end in 1919, both Hoover and the American Relief Committee became the focus of society. Due to Hoover's outstanding performance in war and hunger

, he was once called a "great humanitarian".

The problem of American food waste is already known to the whole world. After being recalled to Washington, Hoover was appointed Director of the Food Administration and was given great power to manage American food. He encouraged the use of voluntary methods instead of

Forced rationing of supply successfully reduced domestic food waste and ensured supply to the Allied Powers. Even housewives knew that "Hooverized management" meant the most economical family food arrangement.

After the end of World War I, Europe was full of hungry people and lacked food and money. Hoover's Relief and Rehabilitation Administration gave him a resume as a "philanthropic industrialist" in Europe.

So Hoover tried to get charities to fully participate in the "composite republic" proposed by James Madison, who believed that allowing the poor to live a comfortable life could play an important role in counteracting the "evils of faction."

During Hoover's tenure as Secretary of Commerce, he sought professional support from charitable foundations when formulating many plans. Even when dealing with the Mississippi River floods, he organized the Red Cross and the Community Welfare Foundation in the process of distributing relief supplies.

and other public charities to coordinate work. However, in the process of trying, there has been a lasting public debate about "what role philanthropy should play in national affairs", such as whether charitable organizations should participate in the formulation of national policies or

Implementation.

Hoover wanted to stimulate philanthropic initiatives in civil society, but organizations like Second Salem always got involved.

Mary Lou just beat Credence, and while she was beating him, she called her "your mother is an evil, abnormal woman."

It is the owl's responsibility to send Harry Potter's admission notice and the book list for the coming year. If everything goes well, Minerva can handle it by herself, but it is extremely difficult to distribute Harry Potter's admission notice, and

It just so happened that Albus Dumbledore was particularly "concerned" about whether Harry's acceptance letter had been received.

In the first year of school, dozens of owls were sent to give Harry's admission notice, but none came back. Pomona and Grapeland thought it was the Death Eaters who were causing trouble, or that the owls couldn't find them because of Lily's protective magic.

After arriving at Harry Potter's address, they arrived at Privet Drive after asking for Harry's address. Then Pomona saw Vernon Dursley burning Harry's admission notice.

In anger, she used a copying spell, causing the Dursley family to be inundated with notices. Then Vernon and his family "escaped" from the residence. It wasn't until Harry's birthday that Hagrid brought the birthday cake and

The acceptance letter found him.

In the second year, Harry was locked up because he seemed to have messed up a big business in Vernon. It was George, Fred, and Ron who drove Arthur's flying car to "rescue" Harry.

Picked up.

In the third year of school, Pomona wanted to see what the Dursleys were up to, so she went to Privet Drive to observe secretly.

Fenon did not allow anything related to magic to appear in "his" house. He did not allow Harry to practice magic in "his" house, did not allow him to do his summer homework, and did not allow Hedwig to come out and fly around.

.It is a bird, and flying is its nature. Not letting it fly not only makes it irritable and depressed, but also cuts off Harry's connection with his classmates and friends.

Then she saw Maggie. Anyway, she didn't know whether Maggie's swelling and flying into the sky was caused by the riot of Harry's magic power or the sting of the Billy Wig bug she released.

The scenes of the little wizard's magic riot are sometimes very bloody. Although Mary Lou and little Henry Shaw were killed by Obscurus, it was not caused by Credence's magic riot.

The so-called "corruption of blood" theory was introduced to England during the Norman Conquest. It roughly means that criminals were deprived of their rights and ability to act due to serious crimes, and at the same time affected a number of related people. People with corrupted blood were

It is considered corrupt and has stained the bloodline of his ancestors and their descendants, so this person cannot inherit property or land.

The Weasleys were well-known pure-blood traitors, along with Sirius Black, who was removed from the family by his mother.

After Harry returned to the wizarding world, he successfully inherited the "generous" inheritance left by James Potter. He could pay his own tuition and did not need to apply for a scholarship like the mysterious man. Even in the second year, the mysterious man could pay his own tuition.

Tuition has been paid.

As long as you are a wizard, you will have various benefits. If you encounter difficulties, you only need to stand on the side of the road, raise your magic wand and a Knight Bus will come to pick you up. Squibs do not have this benefit.

If Neville was a squib, it would be a disgrace to the family, even if he was Frank Longbottom's only son, he would still be thrown from a high place by his uncle.

Harry ran away from home because of Maggie's remarks. She thought there was "something wrong" with Harry. Just like the puppies in the competition, if there is a problem with the puppies, it is mostly caused by the female dog. Maggie did not realize that she

He scolded Penny as well.

Originally, Pomona was still worried about how to give Harry the notice for this school year. It was convenient for him to go to the Weasley's house, although it meant that his time at the Dursley's was shorter than before.

Because Lucius Malfoy donated 1 million gold galleons to St. Mungo's, this generous donation made him a "man of the hour" in wizarding society. After all, not many people knew how embarrassed he was when he was kicked out of the school board.

Sample.

As a "friend" with Malfoy, Snape was also praised by Zachary Smith's father. Who doesn't like to hear himself associated with words like "kindness" and "justice"?

Hoover succeeded in allowing many Americans to donate money and those who had no money to sacrifice their time for free to help the victims of World War I. His "costless federal governance" reduced the burden on the country.

During the New Deal period of Roosevelt, relief became a national affair, but Roosevelt did not believe that the government should bear the main responsibility for relief. In Protestant ethics, work and "vocation" are very important concepts, and the lifestyle approved by God does not come from abstinence.

Beyond secular morality, but to fulfill the obligations imposed on an individual by his position in this world.

Roosevelt abolished Hoover's attempt and introduced stricter boundaries between public and private charitable funds, but this did not affect the role of philanthropy in the management of the US government and the cooperation between states and civil society agencies.

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By 1934, the United States experienced the largest drought and strong winds in history. The resulting sandstorms affected more than 75% of the land, causing a reduction in production in major grain-producing areas. This time the Red Cross still played its role, but it was not the same as in 1927.

The annual ratio is much less useful.

This disaster had both natural and man-made causes. After the Civil War, the Homestead Act of 1862 provided each settler who went to the West with 160 acres of land, followed by the Kincaid Act of 1904 and the Kincaid Act of 1909.

With the expansion of the Homestead Law in 2001, these policies led to the influx of a large number of inexperienced "farmers" who did not know how to irrigate. Over-cultivation resulted in no deep-rooted prairie grass to hold the soil in place, and it began to be blown away by the wind, forming large-scale sandstorms.

, exacerbating the impact of the Great Depression.

Construction of the Hoover Dam began in 1931 and was only completed in 1936. It made the rushing Colorado River tame, gave birth to Las Vegas, and irrigated the land in California and Arizona. In the 1960s, California

Water was transferred from elsewhere. Starting from Roosevelt's New Deal, large-scale water conservancy projects became an important way for the United States to solve the water supply shortage in the Midwest. Relying solely on the natural conditions of North America would not be enough to make California the world's largest food producer.

The theme of Henry Shaw Jr.'s campaign fund-raising speech in 1927 was Prohibition. Pomona couldn't think of a reason why he could win against Hoover and Roosevelt. So what if he did win? Can he solve these problems?

Is it because he also has a good father that the host said he is the future president of the United States?

I hope he didn't take it seriously, but it didn't matter whether he did or not, because he was dead that night.

He died at the hands of what he called a "freak".
Chapter completed!