The unemployment rate did not drop from depression levels until the economic impact of World War II was felt. The high level of demand during that war reduced the unemployment rate to minuscule levels.
Best Answer: Babies born in the U.S. are US citizens. This doesn't affect the parents' citizenship, however. Whether or not a baby qualifies for dual-citizenship on returning to the parents' country, is really up to that country.
Sorry, but the previous answer is wrong. A US citizen, by birth or by naturalization, remains a US citizen until he or she purposely renounces citizenship before a US consul, or commits one of very few other possible actions WITH THE INTENT of relinquishing US citizenship. The US has no laws against dual citizenship. Spain, on the other hand, does not permit dual citizenship except with the following countries: Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, and Honduras.