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    Imagine that you’re living in the year 1929. You live in a well-fed‚ pretty successful family. Then‚ one day‚ your father comes home with news that the stock market has crashed and he got laid-off. Your life goes downhill over the next ten years. Food is now one of your biggest worries. You no longer can get the things you used to have‚ and your family is in danger of losing the house. The Great Depression was a hard time of economic collapse. Many teens left their homes to try to find a job‚ food

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    relatively difficult years for the American society due to the Great Depression which hit America in the 1930s (Jones et al. 533). Many Americans lost their jobs and wages were devastatingly low which caused many American families to live on the streets (Marcus‚ Giggie and Burner 186). However‚ the election of Franklin Roosevelt during the Great Depression brought about some desirable changes as a result of the implementation of his New Deal legislation which helped stabilize the economy eventually

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    Gold Diggers of 1933 Evyn Espiritu Unit 2 Response Paper Oct. 6‚ 2010 Gold Diggers of 1933 (Mervyn LeRoy‚ 1933)—a story about three strong showgirls who marry three rich gentlemen—emphasizes spectacle over realism‚ constructing a beautiful world of symmetry and dance. The film’s diegetic reality (showgirls during the Great Depression) mirrors its diegetic performance (a Broadway musical about the Great Depression)—neither of which reflects the actual conditions of the

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    The Causes of the Great Depression: A Retrospective Introduction During the 1930s the world experienced a cataclysmic economic collapse‚ the likes of which that had never been seen before. It was unlike previous “depressions” when economic activity would always recover following few years of economic decline. The one that unfolded in the 1930s was greater in magnitude‚ a 25% – 50% drop in total production; was longer in duration‚ lasted roughly ten years from 1929 to 1939 and was wider in

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    put intense pressure on many small farmers. These small farmers are the backbone of rural communities across the country and the only thing that is keeping the Irish country side looking like it does. Now these small farmers are about to go to the wall. This question is aimed at encouraging students to expand their knowledge and understanding of the effects of the abolishment of the milk quota on small rural farmers‚ while also examining what the future of dairy farming will be. Students should be

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    In 1919‚ America was on a crash course to intoxication. Many people were worried about the American People’s future. Many men and women joined forces to help prevent this. They created many organizations to push congress to pass the 18th Amendment. Once it was passed things were downhill from there. That is why Prohibition had a large effect on America because of the passing of the 18th Amendment‚ crimes during Prohibition‚ and the 21st Amendment. Many people wanted Prohibition. They pushed congress

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    failures‚ and American economic policy with Europe. During the 1920s the economy was very strong. It rose at a constant rate that it was almost unlikely to fall. The constant growth of the economy made it very popular. It became the word on the street and people found it as a way to get rich very easily. Many people wanted to buy stocks but did not have money to‚ so‚ they bought stocks on margin. Buying on margin meant the buyer only had to pay 10-20% of the cost of the stock and they borrow 80-90%

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    . No one knew what to do since they had no money. They had no way to pay the people to work so they just had to shut down all the stores and jobs. Because they had no money to pay for their homes‚ food‚ etc. they just had to learn to survive the streets‚ but everyone worked together. When all of this took place‚ and people started to work together

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    policies and actions of the Federal government affected most people indirectly. The state and local governments were what affected the people directly. This is because the state and local governments job was construction and maintenance of roads‚ streets‚ sewers‚ water-supply systems‚ bridges‚ etc. Welfare Before the Depression Before the

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    The masses fill the streets where once cars and trucks would once have clogged them at this hour - many of them waiting in 1/2 mile long lines for a daily hand-out of food‚ while others comb the smoldering ruins of yesterday’s bombed out strip-mall seeking anything salvageable that might enrich their meager lives. The causes of the great depression was the stock market crash of 1929‚ bank failures stopped creating new loans‚ and the drought conditions in the Mississippi valley. STOCK MARKET CRASH

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