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This letter was written by a 13 year old describing her misery to Mrs. Roosevelt. The the letter reveals her begging for clothes from Mrs. Roosevelt. She also mentions how she left school because she didn't have any books neither clothes. This letter is a great example of how children suffer because of the Great Depression.

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The Stock Market crash wasn't  the only reason why the Great Depression begin, but also the dust bowl. The Dust Bowl made many people lose their homes and crops, it made America economics worse. These huge dust storms ruined people lives and forced them to move out.

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This cartoon reveals Franklin D. Roosevelt adding programs to create the "New Deal" helping the people through the 3 R's. It made the american people more secure during the Great Depression. The cartoon expresses how President Roosevelt took so many risk knowing some of his ideas could fail to be able to complete his promise of the New Deal. Some the programs are still used today.

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The photograph was taking during the Great Depression as you can see people tried their best to survive during to most difficult times. This primary source is an example of how bad the Great Depression effected people lives. It had a huge changed in their lives because it made them lose everything they had in a quick second.

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This primary source is based on a letter about Hoover’s thoughts about the Great Depression on how it occurred. He wrote this letter as an insurance plan but still wanted to keep it as a secret to not make a big tension of the situation. He also tried to gives recommendations to try to solve it.

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This photograph is based on unemployed  lining up for soup. This reveals how awful conditions were for citizens back then. The Great Depression caused people to live in misery and in pain. They couldn’t afford any of their needs like food .

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When Stock Market crashed many people got scared and demanded for their money back, but the banks declined because of all the loans. Citizens started to fall apart since then. This caused them to stand for their rights and protested for the things they needed.

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This photograph is an example of the ways children’s suffered during the Great Depression. When many people would lose their jobs it not only affected themselves but also their children because they rely on them. As you can see in this photograph, families had to suffer because their parents didn’t have any support to be able to have their needs.

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As you can see on the newspaper the men is holding it states "GRAIN PRICES UP" even though it has risen there were no crops because farmers would kill off certain animals and crops because the AAA instructed them to do so. This causes the crops prices to increase.

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The Great Depression put many Americans out of jobs and schools, because of this many people thought there wasn't anything else to live for because they lost all their money when the economy crashed. Suicide is a difficult topic to talk about but during the Great Depression it was a huge topic. Many citizens ended their life because of this and this had a huge impact.

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This newspaper article was published during the time period when the Stock Market Crash in 1929. When the Stock Market Crash so much money was lost and because of this many people lives were ruined and completely changed. Everyone got scared and so they demanded their money back from the bank and the even became worse. Each little things added up and it leads to  big events.

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During the Great Depression many people lost their homes , so they made "Hooverville". Hooverville was a shack town that homeless and unemployed people made up. It was a blame towards the President Herbert Hoover for the economic crisis. Homes were built from tents to anything that people could find in the street. It covered up to nine acres and the population was 1,200.