How did the Depression affect the country's children?

Answer 1

For some, nutrition was inadequate, leading to malnutrition and other illnesses. Families were fragmented if the men had to travel to find work.

However, those on farms may have fared best, because most of their needs were not met by having money.

Answer 2

yes the depression did affect children. a lot of people who were 15 to 18 years of age had to leave home because their parents couldn't afford to feed them, a lot of teens also left home to try and find work so they could send money back home to help there family's. but most of them regretted it greatly after they left but many never made it home or saw their family's after they left because after awhile most people had to move or were kicked out because they couldn't pay their bills. hope that help's! I've been studying the depression in my Social Studies class and this info was out of my textbook so it should be right.....

Answer 3

The Great Depression in the US and the world wide depression among many other nations created poverty and hopelessness. It took World War Two to boost the US economy as US industry supplied products to various nations impacted by World War Two.

Answer 4

The Great Depression affected men, women,and children because they were left with no food to eat and no home to stay in, because their parents didn't have jobs.

Answer 5

It affected them by affecting the stock markets and some would lose their homes and have no where to go to.

Answer 6

Starvation, no toys, they had to work.