As Long as Every Citizen Does Their Part, a Nation can Navigate a Crisis

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I don't know what crisis is coming ahead for this nation. I did mention in my previous posts that we are going to need like minded people to come together to accomplish a goal when the time calls for it. Cooperation is essential for survival and in most other societies in the past, cooperation was the expected norm. However, America has a very individualistic culture and with the internet, people are more isolated and lonely. This is concerning because in times of crisis, people have to be able to work together in order to survive.

When the nation of America was faced with the crisis of World War 2, everyone had to do their part to contribute to the war effort. We can credit the presidents FDR and later Harry S. Truman that led this nation. We can credit the generals such as Dwight Eisenhower or Douglas Macarthur. We can credit the soldiers fighting on the frontlines that did the actual fighting, and the citizens at home who worked in the factories to produce the war supplies. Everyone from the lowly factory worker to the president did their part to win the war.