... by regulating production. By 1935 the NRA had attracted much criticism, and the Supreme Court in any case early in 1935 declared it unconstitutional, making government-regulated planning for industry across the board appear a less viable option than previously. For this reason, but more importantly because of the pressures for new directions that were building up among the people, the emphasis ... the central mission of economic policy. This was the aim of the last phase of the New Deal, and its most important bequest to American life. (Himmelberg, 20) Footnotes Himmelberg, Robert F., T...

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... major efflorescence of talent in cinema history: German Expressionism. Writer Carl Mayer, designer/painter Hermann Warm, Walter Roehrig, and Walter Reimann played significant roles in the movement, as did Directors Robert Wiene (The Cabinet of Dr.Caligari, 1919), Fritz Lang (Dr.Mabuse, 1922; Metropolis, 1927), Murnau (Nosferatu, 1922; The Last Laugh, 1924), and Paul Leni (Waxworks, 1924, and in Hollywood The ... Cat and The Canary, 1927) The dada movement (a post-World War I cultural movement in visual art as well as literature (mainly poetry), theatre and graphic design) was sweeping a...

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