The Sassoons were huge players in the opium trade in China. A Jewish family from Iraq, they went on to make millions through the British East Indian Company.
Well, since the British made these taxes, families had to pay additional money (taxes) for everything they bought. This upset them very much
The British took peoples friends and families away from them and took money away from people
There are a variety of things that families did not do to survive the Depression. Families during this time did not spend a lot of money unless they had to.
They faced job and pay discrimination
Most came as slaves brought on ships. They were mostly likely taken from their homes and forced into slavery, or sold by their families for money. Not many came as free people.
African Americans
They needed these children to work, and as long as they were earning money for their families to support them, nobody was complaining (otherwise they would probably lose their jobs).
Well, since the British made these taxes, families had to pay additional money (taxes) for everything they bought. This upset them very much
The British took peoples friends and families away from them and took money away from people
I would say, the banks taking all of the peoples hard earned money, and the families loosing everything.
Rich families earnt several thousand pounds a week and poor families probably earnt 15 shillings (75p) a week The poorer people would have even less money.
People lived in poverty and couldn’t afford rent and food. Entire families had to work to make enough money to pay for rent and food.
Usually 20-40 dollars per person, but most families or groups of friends would pool their money, and have one show the immigration officer, then they would give their money to the next person, and so on and so on
2chainz
This is when paper money first became popular. It was actually in 806 AD that paper money was used. The Chinese were the first ones to give bank slips and paper money under the T'ang dynasty. It was later abandoned in 1455 in China only to be reinstated in the 1800s.
alot
Crowns.