Probably. During the Great Depression, America was still segregated, and when jobs did become available, white people got first preference-- unless it was a menial, low-paying job that had historically gone to blacks, such as janitorial work. Some of the government programs during the Depression certainly helped white people more than black people, and in fact, some programs even excluded black people from applying. A number of advocates for black organizations protested to the Roosevelt administration, and by the mid-1930s, there were a few more programs that accepted blacks; throughout the rest of the decade, the number continued to slowly increase. But compared to what was available for white workers, blacks still found their opportunities limited.
they feared it would make things worse
The great depression was a time where many people could not make much money, and it was hard to make money.
The drought in the west, known as the Dust Bowl, exacerbated the Great Depression in several ways. It led to widespread crop failures, destroyed farmland, and caused massive dust storms, which displaced many farmers and their families. These conditions worsened the economic hardship already experienced during the Great Depression, as it reduced agricultural output, caused food shortages, and created massive unemployment in rural areas.
to make sure there was not anymore bank runs
Americans turned to the government for aid in the great depression because many people didnt have jobs, and were going poor and hungry.
they feared it would make things worse
Sometimes it does make it worse, but it depends on the person, and what about depression you are talking about. If you are talking about things to make it better, to just to vent, it could be a good thing. But if you are talking about suicide and sadder things, it could make the person experiencing depression, to go to the lowest level of depression a person could go into, and that would make it very worse.
in somes cases yes. it depends on the person.
They just got out of the Great Depression and they believed getting involved in the War would make situation worse.
The great depression was a time where many people could not make much money, and it was hard to make money.
No, using herbal remedies will not cure depression. You need to see a doctor for medication and not try to self-medicate because you could make your depression worse.
Of course it can! High School is hard enough, but if the teen has depression, that can make things A LOT worse, and it is not fun.
It can certainly affect the depression and make it worse- according to my psychiatrist.
they feared it would make things worse
being happier can make you feel depressed. when feeling sick, depression can make your sickness worse.
1928-1933 by Herbert Clark Hoover the 31 president
not much