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Why were bread lines used during the Great Depression?
Breadlines and soup kitchens were a common sight during the Great Depression. These soup kitchens and breadlines were commonly run by charities and church organizations. They handed out warm meals and bread to people in need. The lines to such places were at times miles long.
What transportation was there during the great depression?
They would walk most of the time
Who was the most important person during the Great Depression?
I would say Herbert Hoover
How did people relieve stress during the great depression?
they would take it out on other people
What information would a cultural historian receive that the economic historian would not during the Great Depression?
B. Stories
What was it like for white people during the great depression?
i donno what happened but i would like an answer too:)
How much was an accountant during the great depression?
on average, the accountant would make nearly 50,000 dollars.
What did Keynes believed the result of government in the problems of the people during the great depression would be?
Full employment
How would an African American during the Geat Depression most likely have felt about the New Deal?
An African American during the Great Depression probably would have felt that the New Deal mostly helped white people and not others.
What were hovversville?
Hoovervilles were "houses" made out of newspapers and other things during the Great Depression. They got their name from the previous president Hoover who promised that the Great Depression wouldn't last and that things would improve... nothing did and the Great Depression did last and didn't improve, instead it worsened.
What might a child have to face during the Great Depression?
Some things a child might have to face during the Great Depression are:Lack of proper foodLack of proper clothingLack of anything extra that children would wantParents being uptight over finances
What were Hoovervillers during the Great Depression?
Hoovervilles were shanty towns that people were forced to live in because they could not afford any proper accomodation during the Great Depression. They were named after President Hoover who was President of the US at the beginning of the Great Depression. Hoover was replaced by Franklin D Roosevelt because he was regarded as a 'do nothing President' meaning he did not put proper measures in place to help the USA out of the Great Depression.
