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the camps varied in population in size and its crazy because the are even bigger the then new York and Washington,dc louis was home to one of the largest country's and longest standing hoovervill's the hooverville was built by rivers they all shard food.

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, then the whites came in and made the sign and made it harder for every one. Kentucky flood
3. I think a big hardship was when Bud couldn't catch the train because it was early and he was ¨so said¨ brothers with bugs. (84) (BNB)

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2. The Kentucky flood was a hardship because it flooded a lot, people lost jobs and money trying to repair the damage

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1. Every Hooverville had police brutality, this showed hardship because police would not stop brutally hurting people who just wanted to peacefully get on the train and travel. (Hoovervilleś)
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1. However, Hooverville's were typically grim and unsanitary. They posed health risks to their inhabitants as well as to those living nearby, but there was little that local governments or health agencies could do. ("Hooverville's")
2. America faced great hardship with having to stand in lines to get their next meal or anything they needed. ("Kentucky Flood").
3. Supper at the mission starts at 6:00 p.m, but you see how things is, if you plan on getting fed you better be in line by 4. "Being hungry for a whole day is about as bad as it can get". Bud said. (Curtis, 46)

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1.  In Bud Not Buddy,  Buddy is treated poorly by the people who are supposed to care for him, ¨She held her hand up in my face and said ¨Enough.¨  Mr. Amos gave him the blanket and pillow off the bed he was in and put him in the shed, (Curtis, 18).
2.  ¨Hooverviles were typically grim and unsanitary, (Hooverviles).
3. Blacks and whites did not have the same standard of living, (Kentucky Flood).

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wow im a random person definitly not someone you know and wow this was a nice padlet from a stranger

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Thatcher's "Hardships of the Great Depression" post. 

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Thatcher's "Hardships of the Great Depression" post. 

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1. In Bud Not Buddy, Bugs whispered "shoot this ain't no city, this is just another cardboard jungle." (Curtis, 65)

2. In the Hoovervilles article, it says that all Hoovervilles were near a river so that they it have the convenience of a water source.

3. In the Kentucky flood picture, it shows that one of the hardships is that sometimes lots of people have to line up to even get food.

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1 In BNB page 47 bud almost misses the most important meal of the day, breakfast.if he had missed it that would have been bad.
2 page 85 when he got back to Hooverville it was being burnt so he had no where to stay
3 then the third, the Kentucky flood picture shows that people were so poor that they had to wait in huge lines just to get food

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The hardship I will talk about is hunger. In the book Bud not Buddy on page 69, "Bud and Bugs were welcome to eat the stew in the Hooverville" which is free food for the people there. In the video about the GM strike, the workers who did not work did not get paid and they were hungry and poor. During the Kentucky flood, people lost their jobs and didnt have insurance and then were also poor and hungry.

Citation: (Curtis, 69)

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1. in BNB when bud got back to hoverville it was getting burn down. pg 85

2.   in BNB bud was late for breakfast. curtis 47

3. the whites were richer and meaner but not better than the african amiercans, the blacks were stronger and nicer and if you dont believe that the blacks are better and stronger look at the stats the blacks have got beat up ,shot and, killed.

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Three Hardships of the Great Depression. 

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Three Hardships of the Great Depression. 

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Julian's post!!!

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Three Hardships of the Great Depression. 

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1. In ¨Bud, Not Buddy¨, a hardship was that Bud and Bugs were given empty tin cans and beat up old spoons to eat with. (Curtis 69)
2. In the ¨Kentucky Flood¨ a hard ship was that the white people were rice and happy and had nice clothing, but the black people did not get that luxury instead they were sad poor and had to wait in lines for food so they would not starve to death. (¨Kentucky Flood¨)
3. In the ¨Hoovervilles¨ a hardship was that, ¨Hooverville residents had nowhere else to go...¨. (¨Hoovervilles¨)

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In Bud not Buddy, Bud was late for breakfast at the soup kitchen, so some strangers acted like his parents so that Bud could eat some food. (Curtis 47) 2. Hoovervilles are communities of people who do not have enough money for a house, or to feed themselves. So in Hoovervilles, everybody does there part to pitch in, to create a successful community. ("Hoovervilles")3. Americans thought that they were better than everybody else, so they would not provide black people with some of the luxury that white people have. Because of this, black people had a hard time feeding themselves and there family, so at breakfast time, and dinner they would line up outside of a soup kitchen to get food for themselves and there family. ("Kentucky Flood")

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In Bud not Buddy, Bud was late for breakfast at the soup kitchen, so some strangers acted like his parents so that Bud could eat some food. (Curtis 47) 2. Hoovervilles are communities of people who do not have enough money for a house, or to feed themselves. So in Hoovervilles, everybody does there part to pitch in, to create a successful community. ("Hoovervilles")3. Americans thought that they were better than everybody else, so they would not provide black people with some of the luxury that white people have. Because of this, black people had a hard time feeding themselves and there family, so at breakfast time, and dinner they would line up outside of a soup kitchen to get food for themselves and there family. ("Kentucky Flood")

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-Danica

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In Bud Not Buddy Bud went to the mission for the first time and some African Americans came a got bud and pretended that bud was their son so he could get food.
2. In Hoovervilles Bud and Bugs ate the stew there and after the kids had to help them clean up this shows that every body has to help ether clean up or make the food.
3. In Kentucky Flood in the ad the people were happy but the real people below it were looking miserable and lined up for food. This shows that the Great Depression has lost a lot of people. their jobs.

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1. In Bud Not Buddy Bud was late for breakfast at the soup kitchen, so a family of strangers pretended that they were  his parents so that Bud could eat  food. (Curtis, 47)
2.In Hoovervilles, everybody does there part to pitch in, to create a successful community of people. ("Hoovervilles")

3. People thought that they were better than everybody else, so they would not provide black people with some of the basic that white people have. Because of this, black people had a hard time feeding themselves and there family, so they would line up outside of a soup kitchen to get food for  there family. ("Kentucky Flood")

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1. In BNB Bud was late for the breakfast at the soup kitchen, so some strangers acted like his parents so that Bud could eat some food. (Curtis, 47)
2. Hoovervilles are communities of people who do not have enough money for a house, or to feed themselves. So in Hoovervilles, everybody does there part to pitch in, to create a successful community. ("Hoovervilles")
3. Americans thought that they were better than everybody else, so they would not provide black people with some of the luxury that white people have. Because of this, black people had a hard time feeding themselves and there family, so at breakfast time, and dinner they would line up outside of a soup kitchen to get food for themselves and there family. ("Kentucky Flood")

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In the Kentucky flood, one of the hardships. was that the Americans thought that they were better because they were richer and "smarter". Put differently, the whites were bragging about all the food and money they had, when the african americans were struggling to feed their own family.(Kentucky flood)

2. In the Hooverville article, one of the many tragical hardships was that Hoovervilles weren't vert clean. This posed a very big threat of getting sick. Said differently, it was very unsanitary and disgusting which if you lived in it you were risking your own health.
(Hoovervilles)

3. In the book, "Bud. not Buddy, one of the hardships was that the factory workers didn't get treated very well, so the workers started meeting in private to start a union and make a strike against the government. "July 23, 1936. All interested parties please come to 2345 Coldbrook at 9:00. Refreshments will be served. You know what we're up against. Please keep this as confidential as possible." In other words, people were meeting up in secret to over come the government.
(Curtis, 138)

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1. In BNB when Bud got back from the train the Hooverville was being burned to the ground. (Curtis, 85) 2.  Hooverville's' were raided by order of parks departments or other authorities. (Hooverville's) 3. In the Kentucky Flood image one hardship is how they all have to stand there waiting for something.

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1. Bud and Bugs were welcome to eat the stew in the Hooverville “but [they] all pitch in [there]” so “[they did] the cleanup after everyone’s had their fill” (Curtis, 69).
2. Hoovervilles like the massive one in St. Louis became home to thousands of Americans during the Great Depression ("Hoovervilles").
3. Americans faced great hardships during this time period, and had a hard time feeding their families. Long food lines for ''soup kitchens'' were very common ("Kentucky Flood").