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Shantytowns (Also Called as “Hoovervilles”) where handmade shacks that were usually right next to major cities as the couldn’t afford to live in them. The makes

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By Me :)

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The depression had gotten so bad that people were selling all of their belongings. Radios, books, cooking supplies, expensive clothes,  anything. Including the 

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By M.J. Lemon and me :]

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As we can see once the graph hit the 1930s, unemployment saw a huge spike as the years continue on. Spiking higher and higher till it reached it’s peak. This co

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By Me :}

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Shantytowns are present to this day as economic issues and government incompetency. Leads to people having to rely on themselves and their own communities.

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By Skidu and Me :3

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Shantytowns had grown so big and spread so immensely. That some would have as many as 15,000 people living in them. With their own churches and even mayors.

By Me :-)

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Vintage photos show Central Park's Hooverville a shanty town surrounded. The video is informational as it gives important information on Shantytowns

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By Me :D

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Vintage photos show Central Park's Hooverville a shanty town surrounded

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This is a very in depth look into what it was like living during the Great depression. And how Seattle specifically was affected by it.

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Hooverville and the Unemployed: Seattle during the Great Depression

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Hooverville and the Unemployed: Seattle during the Great Depression

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By Randal Gravelle and Me :>

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Music during this was shifting into whole near area as Jazz music taking a huge rise as the period continued. People would pay to watch these bands perform and dance to music so that it could distract them from the great depression.

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"Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries" (Rudy Vallee, 1931)

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This was informing people that money was going to get tighter and tighter as the Great Depression had only just begun. Saying that "They will continue to cut your wages" warning the reader that the worst is yet to come.

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This graph shows just how high homeless rates got especially with minority groups in particular. As more people were homeless then actually employed.

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Graph of homeless percent to general population

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Graph of homeless percent to general population

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By Me ◡̈