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(Regina Riot)

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From these expenditures many found jobs in factories producing supplies for the war effort or joining the military to fight in the war. With these new jobs poping up it finally forced unemployment to a minimal level by 1942. (Struthers).

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A riot ensued the protest where one police officer was killed and dozens more were injured. 130 men were arrested for the riot, this was the most violent incident during the depression (Struthers).

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(World War II)

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The Great Depression only ended when World War II began and Canada started to spend massive sums of money necessitated by the war (Struthers).

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In 1935  a protest occurred for the harsh working conditions and low pay of $0.20 a day in construction camps (Struthers).

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(Jobs Wanted)

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With Canada's inadequate system for the distribution of welfare many people were facing starvation (The Great Depression).

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Without the aid of the world trade Canada's national income dropped by a third which drove Canada's economy to drop farther (Struthers).

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With little to no income, spending dropped 42% in Canada. This significant amount caused Canada's economy to drop (Struthers).

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(Migrant Mother)

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Due to Canada's heavy dependence on agricultural production, many people lost their jobs and became homeless, this started the worst of the Great Depression (Struthers).

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(The Great Plains Map)

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Canadian provinces in the Great Plains include Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. (Robinson and Dietz)

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U.S. states has Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wyoming are all apart of the Great Plains.  (Robinson and Dietz)

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The greatest impact of the dirty thirties took place in the Great Plains which is a term used for the great amount of land stretching between Canada and the United States. (Robinson and Dietz)

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All of these factors along with the massive demand for wheat during WWI putting stress on fields contributed to the lack of production and quality of crops during these time period (Dust Bowl Days or the "Dirty Thirties").

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Without crop rotations, cover crop, or fallow, and with extensive plowing of top soil farms began loosing soil fertility and production along with soil erosion. (Dust Bowl Days or the Dirty Thirties")

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The droughts  of the dirty thirties where particularly devastating because it spanned all across the great planes and caused massive agricultural loss. (Dust Bowl Days or the 'Dirty Thirties")

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Dust storms were huge problems because prevailing winds would erode farmlands by picking up desperately needed nutrient rich top soil and carry it away. (Dust Bowl Days or the 'Dirty Thirties")

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(Drought)

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The Dirty Thirties did not start on a particular date but was ushered in by the stock market crash. It started to take effect in the 1930's, because of severe dust storms, droughts, and incorrect farming practices which caused great agricultural devastation. (The Great Depression)