In the early twentieth century, people believed there were no limits to __________.

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In the early twentieth century, especially during the periods of rapid industrialization and before the Great Depression, there was a widespread belief in the limitless potential for economic growth and territorial expansion. This optimism was fueled by advancements in technology, exploration, and the perceived abundance of resources.

In the Early Twentieth Century, People Believed There Were No