Shantytowns are usually built by people with limited resources. People use whatever is available--cardboard, sheets of tin, car parts and so on. People who live under bridges and homeless in urban landscapes have a similar style of home. The feature of temporary vs. permanent is not really an issue: it seems that the homes are continual works as parts are replaced with better materials as they become available.
shanty towns are found just outside of big to large city's.
not enough jobs were available, so housing was unaffordable.
it was made in china and it was made in 1997
There are a lot of popsicles made since there are a lot of popsicle companies. Let's say in a year, there are 2.5 million of popsicles made every year since a lot of people like to eat sweets.
roughly about a million in each nation For example, I made three this morning before breakfast. Doesn't everyone?
Cardboard, or tin.
shantytowns in Brazil are called favelas
The depression made it so noone had enough money for food so in result the amount of shantytowns , soup kitchens and bread lines increased greatly.
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Shantytowns were communities of people who had lost their jobs, and homes. These communities were created with plywood, cardboard and any other scrap that would provide shelter for those without the basics.
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groups of makeshift homes in shantytowns.
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