1940-1949

1940-1949 In the 1940s America, people were concerned about war. Life was nearly normal in the early 1940s before the war began, people talked about how the war broke out. Finally, at the beginning of the war most Americans' lives have changed. That man was recruited and elected to participate in the war. Women are at home and do a lot of work to support their families. Due to the industrial slowdown weapons and other products are produced and may be carried to war. Distribution must be used in order to ingest adequate food and water.

The sociological research of "casual class" of Veblen (1899) and its greedy consumption increase influenced the study of Sutherland (1940, 1949). Josephson (1962) created the term "fanatical aristocracy" in the 1930s and was a powerful scholar at that time. Therefore, research on Sutherland's white-collar crime seems to be consistent with conflict theory and reduces the degree of social conflict by forcing unauthorized behavior of privileged individuals as a normal crime obviously He thinks he needs it. This is consistent with Arrigo and Bernard (1997), which uses conflict theory to further explain the prosecution of white-collar criminals. Seron and Munger (1996: 187) stated that "The obvious fact is that in a new stage of capitalism the class is ruthlessly divided like the baron era of robbers."

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Margaret Chase Smith (1897-1995) was a member of the Republican Party and was a strong opposition to the "hunting witch" known as McCarthy in the 1950s. She grew up in Maine and became the first woman representing her state in the House of Representatives (1940-1949) and the Senate (1949-1973). Margaret was known as president of the former president of an outspoken politician and was surprised by the faction when she announced it would run for Republican presidential candidate in January 1964. "I have neither fantasies nor money, but I have to stay and end.When people continue talking to you, you can not do anything and I want to try it."

In the clarity of the history of Hillary Clinton, we honor the other female presidential candidates.