- believed it to be within the president's powers to directly help public interests. - favored neither labor nor big business, gave a square deal to both (ex: used federal troops to intervene on both workers and employers' behalf). - regulation, not destruction of trusts (New Nationalism). Teddy Roosevelt promised to attack trusts as part of his Square Deal. When he became president after the assassination of President William McKinley, one of the first things he did was to give a speech asking Congress to curb the powers of large corporations.
1940s makeup is one of the most âvintageâ looks and rather simple to recreate. There was a push for all things natural, unlike the 1930s and 1950s which favored reshaping eyebrows and contouring the face. 1940s makeup enhanced natural beauty with just a few tools.940s makeup is one of the most âvintageâ looks and rather simple to recreate. There was a push for all things natural, unlike the 1930s and 1950s which favored reshaping eyebrows and contouring the face. 1940s makeup enhanced natural beauty with just a few tools.
Okay so I know this is a weird question, but why do we wear clothes? It is considered inappropriate to show anything associated with reproduction. Why is that? I'm not a weird hippie nudist or anything I'm just genuinely curious why those specific parts of our bodies are private and not appropriate to be shown. just now. Report Abuse. It is so strangers do not hurt themselves from laughing I was kidding with that answer...the reason we wear clothes. Humans are not a great design when it comes to the elements. we need clothes to keep warm, to keep our skin from the wind, sun and the wet.