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Spencer Austen Macy Abigail Personal Story #

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The Great Depression The Great Depression By: Spencer Austen Macy Abigail Personal Story #2 Summary Images Overview of Events Sources Personal Story #1 My mother never threw anything away. If a sheet got worn, she would cut it up and put it together with another sheet for the people who lived in the rooms - they didn't care, they weren't fussy about linens the way people are today.

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Summary Lived in Bronzville (Black Metropolis) Wanda Bridgeforth In october 1929, the stock markets crashed and sent wall street into panic. There were steep declines in unenployment and many poor people were left to starve. Around 13-15 million americans were left without jobs. In the early 1930's president Herbert Hoover remained optomistic that things would get better.