In the 1930s the United States of America dealt with the Great Depression with this cause there's a reason behind the story The timing and severity of the Great Depression varied greatly from country to country. The Great Depression was long and deep in the United States Perhaps unsurprisingly, the worst recession the world economy has ever experienced has a variety of causes. financial panic and misguided government policies will depress U.S. economic output. Although the government was struggling with the Great Depression and created the New Deal programs to support people, ultimately the more significant changes were in the economy unemployment and banks would close and society a huge increase in job losses and homelessness.
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The Dust Bowl was its lasting industrial effects on the area lasted much longer. that was rapidly losing topsoil in 1934, and it is estimated that 35 million acres of formerly farmed land had become unsuitable for agriculture by that time. (Document C) the reason why people are moving is the dustbowl changed living conditions which means people with jobs or living in homes had to move out or either be unemployed. With the changes happening in society, a photograph was taken during that time by Margaret Bourke White the photograph shows people in line for flood relief clothing and food, in Louisville, Kentucky in 1937 with a sign that says “there’s no way like the American way” the ironic part was people in line were struggling, and above them was a sign that said, “there's no way like the American way”. The government never gave direct relief like this before. America was going through the great depression. As a result, many people suffered