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Relief Connect
A New Deal–Inspired App
Brooklyn M.

The Idea

During the Great Depression, many people needed jobs, food, and help

Relief Connect would be a free app or website

It connects people to New Deal programs quickly and clearly

Why It Helps

Shows government job opportunities

Helps families find food and relief services

Makes support easier to access and understand

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This project made me realize how blessed we are to have all the things we do

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Working on this made me think how blessed we really are

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Rosie represents all women that worked in industry jobs during WWII. I think I did a good job recreating this propaganda poster. I hope you enjoy it too! Best, Mrs. Hagy

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1940s Photo Recreation Rosie the Riveter and Dawn the Teacher

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Ingredients
▢½ cup (105 g) plain mashed potatoes* see recipe notes for cooking instructions
▢½ cup (113 g) salted butter softened
▢6-7 cups (800-910 g) powdered sugar plus additional for dusting
▢2 teaspoons vanilla extract
▢Creamy peanut butter for filling

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This project made me realize that you can really make something out of nothing and when you are hungry food will taste a lot different. My aunt still makes potato candy for thanksgiving to this very day.

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This project made me realize that many people tried their hardest to keep their morale up during the war, and did this through art, fellowship, and various forms of self expression.

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Edited post-submission by Mrs. Hagy. Informational flyer created. This is a true working app and "mypantrytracker.com" should be given full credit for product. 

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I think that an app dedicated to tracking what items a family has in their home and helping them to utilize it all to its full potential would be nice. For example, it would allow Mothers to keep note of which food items they have, in turn helping to ration and plan meals. It could also help with keeping up with clothing items and household products, which could help many to know what extra items they have, allowing them to donate whatever they have left over to the war fund. It could also function as a planner for scheduling trips to town, meals, and many other chores.

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This project made me realize how blessed and privileged I am to not have to go through all of the things people went through during the Great Depression.

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A countertop induction would have helped because it uses electricity this would have been far more efficient than the common wood or coal stoves

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"This project made me realize how creative people were with cooking during tough times in the 1930s-1950s." 

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"This project made me realize how creative people were with cooking during tough times in the 1930s-1950s." 

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Amaal Alomari

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This seems like a great idea due to not having to have a whole lot of property to buy to have this home. Also, if you ever needed to move, it would be easy just to pick up and leave. Utilities will be a lot cheaper and so would the amenities to furnish this home.

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This project made me realize that people had it very hard and that they lacked so much but were able to be so creative even through it was such a difficult time.

Maiya M

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What did the people who lost their homes need? Where were they staying? Did they need warmth?

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When thinking about what people lost during the Great Depression, I thought about how a lot of people lost their homes. During the initial stock market crash that happened in October the weather was starting to get progressively colder. Which is where the heated part starts to kick in. The more the Depression started to affect the American people the more homes were being lost and more Hoovervilles were being created. Being forced into a Hooverville was less than ideal but could have been made more tolerable with a large tent that could fit the whole family and some belongings. Along with the heated features it would keep everybody inside warm and out of the brisk falls and fridged winters. A tent may not be as sturdy as a house, but it is a lot sturdier than boxes and has more room than a traditional tent.

By: Maiya Mayfield

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This project made me realize how lucky I am to be where I am with what i have. My nana had a hard time with what she went through. Ate what she could make with what little she had. I am so proud of how far she made it and all that she did to get where she was.

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Canned Chicken, Granola Bar, Summer Sausage, Dried Fruit, Hand Sanitizer, Solar Light, First Aid Kit, Bug Spray, Disposable Diapers, Leggings, Chapstick, Insulated Socks, Dry Fit Shirts, Canola Oil, Plastic Plates, Plastic Fork & Spoons, Sanitary Wipes, Neosporin, Q-Tips

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This project made me realize that soldiers in WWII went through a lot more than just fighting. Because they not only dealt with hunger, bad weather, and being away from home for a long time. Even the simple things like socks or a letter from home could make a huge difference. It showed me that soldiers were real people who needed comfort and support to keep going.

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1. Canned meat like spam

2. Crackers

3. Dried fruit

4. Powdered milk

5. Pocket sewing kit

6. A bar of soap

7. Razor

8. Pocket knife

9. Warm wool socks

10. Handkerchiefs

11. Candles

12. Matches

13. Tea or coffee

14. Chocolate

15. Deck of Cards

16. Notebook, envelope and pencil

17. Tin of Ointment

18. Shoe cleaner kit

19. Knitted Cap

20. Pocket Bible

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Great depression care package. Emerald Berish

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Great depression care package. Emerald Berish

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I made a goodie basket for people during the great depression. 1. clothes 2 socks 3 toothpaste 4 toothbrush 5 wipes 5 soap 6 deodorant 7 shampoo 8 contionder 9 body wash 10 snacks.

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This project made me realize just how versatile people had to be. Not only with what they could buy but what they could make and do.

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definitely the Google search engine they can ask different questions...to get easy and quick answers

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This assignment helped me see how funny things can really be from different perspectives when you add a bit of a twist too serious things that have happened. I really enjoyed seeing all the funny pictures of everyone. - Alexus A

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This made me realize that power and electricity are heavily taken for granted. Which isn't bad - those things are common today - but there's people out there that don't have our luxuries and basic necessities, and that the US has been in a similar situation (though maybe not as as extreme as other impoverished nations depending on the specific American)

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1. Wet wipes

2. Hand soap

3. Hand-cranked Flash light

4. LifeStraw

5. Pillows

6. Blankets

7. Space Heater

8. MRE's (as much as... some may not like those)

9. Deodorant

10. Knives

11. Books

12. Socks

13. Shirts

14. Pants

15. Sweaters

16. First-aid Kits

17. Toilet Paper

18. Rice

19. Noodles

20. Bread (Maybe canned bread too, as much as... some may not like that)

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This project made me realize the soldiers needed a lot and we should be thankful for their service!

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This project made me realize how much easier we have it now because we have more convenient resources now like electronics, apps, and appliances.

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Modern day electric kettles would have been beneficial to people suffering during the Great Depression. With a single kettle, water could be boiled for many uses such as cooking (food items like noodles), bathing, washing clothes, disinfecting, and the steam can be used as well. -Kyleigh M.

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This project made me realize just how rough of a time period the great depression truly was for the people who lived through it.

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Samantha Robinson-Great Depression Care Package

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Samantha Robinson-Great Depression Care Package

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This project made me realize how lucky we are to have modern medicine and necessities readily available.

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A solar-powered radio is one item that could have been of tremendous assistance to individuals in the 1930s, particularly those who were struggling financially due to the tremendous Depression.

Many families found it difficult to pay for even the most basic requirements during the 1930s, let alone luxuries like radios. But without the constant cost of electricity or batteries, a solar-powered radio may have offered useful access to news, entertainment, and information.

Here's how it would've benefited their lives:

1) Families might have remained up to date on significant news events, including political changes, economic trends, and weather predictions, with the help of a solar-powered radio. They could have made wiser choices regarding their everyday activities and finances if they had known this information.

2) A radio would have given families the much-needed distraction and pleasure in a period with few possibilities for entertainment. They may cheer themselves up during bad times by tuning in to music, comedies, dramas, and other programming.

3) Educational programs that could have benefited both adults and children were broadcast on radios. Educational radio programs could have served as an adjunct to formal education for kids whose financial circumstances prevented them from attending on a regular basis.

4) During a period of widespread poverty and isolation, radios would have provided a means of connecting individuals with their communities and the outside world, thereby building a sense of solidarity and belonging.

5) During emergency situations or natural disasters, a solar-powered radio would have offered a dependable way to get crucial safety instructions and information from authorities.

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This project made me realize why the Great Depression was so rough for so many families. I'm certainly grateful I am living in this time rather than back then.

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Something to track their weekly money, food, and resources would have been helpful to better plan and ration out their crops as to not starve.

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1. toothbrush

2. tooth paste

3. hair brush

4. makeup

5. socks

6. shoes

7. sweaters

8. pants

9. tops

10. undergarments

11. wet wipes

12. Clorox wipes

13. kitchen utensils

14. toilet paper

15. water bottles

16. food supplies

17. towels

18. soap

19. face wash

20. skincare

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1. Wet wipes

2. Heavy Coat

3. Knife

4. Canned goods

5. Battery powered lantern

6. Medical masks

7. Protective Eyewear

8. Google Maps on their phone

9. Books

10. Space Heater

11. Granola Bars

12. Gatorades

13. Bologna

14. Walkie Talkies

15. Can of pepper spray

16. Watch

17. Soap

18. Waterproof boots

19. Compass/GPS

20. Glowsticks

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this project made me realize the limited supplies that people had back then.

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1 eggs

2 bread

3 water

4 flour

5 flashlight

6 meat

7 toothbrush and toothpaste

8 milk

9 fruit

10 vegetables

11 blankets

12 pillows

13 toilet paper

14 baby wipes

15 soap

16 pans and pots

17 silverware

18 heaters

19 toys

20 canned goods

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my care package would consist of

1 eggs

2 canned vegetables

3 meat

4 fresh fruit

5 clothes

6 flour

7 soap

8 bread

9 water

10 toilet paper

11 baby wipes

12 milk

13 peanut butter

14 blankets

15 heaters

16 light bulbs

17 tooth brushes and toothpaste

18 flashlight

19 pots and pans and silverware

20 pillows

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This project made me realize how difficult it was for US citizens during the Great Depression. It makes me glad I was born in a time where something of this magnitude didn't happen... unless you count the market crash of 2008, that is.

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Does your family love going on long distance vacations, but hate the hassle of stuffing your bags into your car's trunk? Do you hate having to get groceries out of your car, just to put them in your house? Well, worry no more; introducing the MOBILE HOME! With the Mobile Home, you'll never be homesick again, because your home is always with you on the road. You can put your groceries in the Mobile Home's built in refrigerator.

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1. Canned soup

2. Canned beans

3. Canned vegetables (had to get the food groups

4. Prepaid grocery store gift card (I could do a lot of these but thatd be cheating, just hella giftcards

5. Can opener

6. Spatula

7. Pot

8. Bottled water

9. Baby wipes

10. Laundry detergent pods (hoping they have a machine)

11. Toothpaste

12. Toothbrushes

13. Hygiene stuff

14. Hand sanitizer

15. diapers

16. First aid kit

17. Flashlight

18. Blankets

19. School supplies

20. Phones prepaid

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This project made me realize... Leanna. S

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This project made me realize... Leanna. S

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This project made me realize a care package would have greatly appreciated during the Great Depression!

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1. first aid kits

2. medicine (Tylenol/cough meds)

3. canned foods or long lasting food

4. water

5. clothes

6. soap

7. menstrual products

8. matches

9. shoes

10. lotion

11. shampoo/ conditioner

12. shovel

13. knifes

14. pans and pots

15. gas

16. socks

17. heat lamp

18. blankets

19. toilet paper

20. pillows

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Mrs. Hagy's Example (See more below!): Depression Era/WWII Ration Recipe Instructions

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Mrs. Hagy's Example (See more below!): Depression Era/WWII Ration Recipe Instructions

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"Times were tough in the 1930s-1950s and people had to be creative with the few ingredients they could find and afford. These dishes show just how inventive our ancestors could be!" Find a Depression Era or WWII Ration recipe to make. Post the recipe and a pic of the dish you made.

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**I'm reposting this article as I feel that during our current times of unreliable supplies and economic uncertainty due to the global Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, most of us will be having to really pull in our belts and ration our food, certainly try and make it stretch further.

Please take a look at the standard WW2 food rationing allowance in Britain during WW2. It was created to ensure that EVERYONE had access to the same foods every week/month regardless of wealth. Rationing ENSURED that everyone got their basic needs. People supplemented their rations with other foods they could freely buy in shops (IF available, there was no guarantee and plenty of shortages)and people turned to growing lots of vegetables in their gardens and allotments to ensure health and fuller tummies.

Much love, C xxxx

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Original post from 2017 below
A couple of my goals for 2018 are to save a substantial emergency money fund AND to lose a very achievable 60 lbs in weight. The two things that concern me right now are financial safety and health safety.

One area to save on expenses would of course be eating food that doesn't cost so much but still is healthy. Following a ration book diet, although it sounds austere and boring, could be a perfectly doable way to save money and lose weight in the short term, its certainly worth giving it a go for a month or two...

So out of curiosity I've broken down first the guaranteed weekly/monthly ration for an adult into how much each item would cost per person and in addition I've also added in the cost of extra staples that a person may typically purchase during the week/month such as bread, oats, pulses etc.
Here is what it roughly worked out as per person per week using today's prices
2-3 pints milk (Dairy milk 75p- £1.10 Plant milk £1.50-2.00)
8 oz sugar (15p)
2 oz tea- about 25 tea bags (50p)
8 oz margarine/cooking fat (70p)
2 oz butter (45p)
2 oz cheese (40p)
1 egg (15p)
4 oz bacon/ham (40p)
Meat to the value of 1s 2d - could be mutton or small pack of sausages or sliced corned beef (£2)

Additionally you were guaranteed to be able to buy one large jar of jam every two months (£1.50 every two months), 12 oz of sweets every month (£1.50) and were allocated 16 points every month to purchase other foods in shops if they were available (only rationed food was guaranteed).

Monthly 16 points example (I think I would spend my points on this)

Lentils/Pulses 2 lbs = 4 points = (£2)
Rolled oats 2 lbs = 4 points = (75p)
Baked beans 2 cans = 4 points = (75p)
Bread/small flour = 4 points = (£1)

Vegetables either bought or grown weekly (I've used Aldi's prices using Super 6 where I can - I personally use a seasonal organic box delivery for my vegetables but want to show the cheapest way to eat on food rationing)

1 small swede (28p)
1 small bag potatoes (28p)
1 small bag carrots (19p)
1 small cabbage (50p)
1 small bag apples (£1.50)
A few onions or leeks (50p)

Using all the above as a rough example I can see that the monthly amount spent on all the above to feed 1 person for 1 month works out to be

£39.00 ( about $52 USD) for one month.

This unbelievably works out at less than £1.30 per day per person for breakfast, dinner, lunch and extra fruit.

What do you spend? Is it more or less than this? Please share!

C xxxxxxxxxxxx

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How cheaply could a person live on WW2 food rationing?

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I'm reposting this article as I feel that during our current times of unreliable supplies and economic uncertainty due to the global Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, most of us will be having to really pull in our belts and ration our food, certainly try and make it stretch further.

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Create a care package of 20 items for a family that has fallen on hard times during the Great Depression, or a soldier that is far from home fighting in WWII.

Use modern items that they didn't have but would have made their lives much easier, for example, baby wipes or bottled water. Be creative.

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ELIJAH CUNNINGHAM-One product that might have been well received in the Great Depression era is the electric washing machine.  An electric washing machine would have offered a significant time and energy-saving solution for households, making laundry a less daunting task. Additionally, it may have also provided job opportunities for people during the economic difficulties of that time.

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ELIJAH CUNNINGHAM-One product that might have been well received in the Great Depression era is the electric washing machine.  An electric washing machine would have offered a significant time and energy-saving solution for households, making laundry a less daunting task. Additionally, it may have also provided job opportunities for people during the economic difficulties of that time.

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ELIJAH CUNNINGHAM-This project made me realize we are so blessed in today's time with the fact that we have all the things like food shelter and more just handed to us as opposed to then where they had to find everything hoping and praying for food and shelter. 

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ELIJAH CUNNINGHAM-This project made me realize we are so blessed in today's time with the fact that we have all the things like food shelter and more just handed to us as opposed to then where they had to find everything hoping and praying for food and shelter. 

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This project made me realize that there were lots of dark and somber paintings made in the time between 1930 and 1950 as well as colorful ones.

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This project made me realize how lucky and blessed I am because we have SO much more than they had and can live so easily without suffering.

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20 items in a care package that people in the Great Depression could've used. KM

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20 items in a care package that people in the Great Depression could've used. KM

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1) food/snacks (and water)

2)blankets/quilts

3)clothes

4)medicine

5)Paper and writing utensils

6)Hygiene products

7) lights of any sorts

8) kitchen tools to cook with

9) a music box to listen to music with

10) a heat source/air source

11) tools to help with anything

12) money

13) beds/bedding material

14) a home

15) books/reading material

16) shoes

17) emergency kit of any sort

18) toys for children

19) materials to make anything (such as clothes)

20) women care items

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1. Water bottles

2. First aid kits

3. Canned foods

4. Clothing

5. Blankets

6. Pillows

7. Medicine

8. Hygiene products

9. Silverware

10. Plates

11. Soap

12. Shoes

13. Socks

14. Hand-held tools

15. Toilet paper

16. Formula (If they have kids)

17. Makeup products

18. Hairbrushes

19. Female necessities

20. Umbrella

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This project made me realize the value of persisting in strength and faith during very difficult times. And that it was important for everyone in the community to come and stick together during this chaotic and depressing era. The idea of having to uplift each other while everyone is dealing with hardships and have hope til the end.

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1. Canned goods

2. Flour

3. Blankets

4. clothing

5. Gloves

6. First aid kit

7. Soap

8. Toilet paper

9. Bread

10. Cooking oil

11. Childcare products (like diapers, formula, baby wipes)

12. Rice

13. medication

14. Menstrual products

15. Meat

16. Sewing machine

17. Water

18. Fruits and veggies

19. Matches

20. lanterns

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This project made me realize how rough people had it back almost 100 years ago.

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This project made realize more about the people who were going through the great depression. When doing research for my care package list I learned about the things people had to do to make ends meet and how they used many different things for many different purposes. I even saw some food recipes from the Depression Era and WWII. I also saw great recreations of art from the depression Era and WWII. This was overall a fun padlet gallery. -Taylor H.

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Family Great Depression Care Package from Taylor H.

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Family Great Depression Care Package from Taylor H.

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1. Canned food

2. Milk

3. Bread

4. Cooking Oil or grease

5. Water

6. Meat

7. Rice

8. Pots and Pans

9. Garden kit to grow food

10. Soap

11. Blankets

12. Shoes

13. Clothes

14. Towels

15. Candles

16. Kitchenware

17. Flour

18. Toilet paper

19. Woman care package

20. Jars and Containers

Extra: Plastic and Aluminum Foil

Taylor H.

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This project made me realize just how hard they were trying to make things work with how little they had.

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I would bring these items:

flour

sugar

cornmeal

blankets

pots and pans

soap

rags

crackers

canned foods

clothes

socks

shoes

jerky

fruit

knife

fork and spoons

plates

cups

tea

coffee

tea pot

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This Project made me realize that there are a lot of things they didnt have in the great depression

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I would give a family these items in the great depression cannned meat, canned fruits, canned veggies, clothes, milk, bread, medacine, gassoline,rice, coffee, seeds, soil, rubber, shoes, gloves, blankets, sugar, bandages, guides on how to garden, tools

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A slow cooker could have been well received during the Great Depression due to its ability to cook cheap cuts of meat and ingredients into nourishing meals with minimal effort.

Armarion L. Cleaves-Laney

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This project made me realize times were tough in the great depresion. You ate cheap meals and ussaly the same thing everyday. The great depression just made me realize how lucky I am to not live in the great depression.

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Ingrediants

5 slices bacon, diced

3 tablespoons (reserved) bacon grease or butter

1 cup diced white or yellow onion

4 cloves garlic, peeled and minced

1/4 cup all-purpose flour

2 cups chicken stock or vegetable stock

2 cups milk, warmed

1.5 pounds Yukon gold potatoes, diced

1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese

1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt or sour cream

1 teaspoon sea salt, or more to taste

1/2 teaspoon freshly-cracked black pepper

optional toppings: thinly-sliced green onions or chives, extra shredded cheese, extra bacon, sour cream

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This project helped me realize how tough the times were during the Great Depression, many people were fighting for their lives trying to do anything to get resources for themselves and their families. - Yamen Shaltaf

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These would be the 20 items that I would bring with me if I had to pack together a care-package during the Great Depression.

1 Milk

2 Clothes

3 Coffee

4 Any Medicine Available

5 Rice

6 Gasoline

7 Soap

8 Kerosene

9 Radio

10 Gloves

11 Shoes

12 Bread

13 Canned Meat

14 Water

15 Blankets

16 Paper

17 First Aid Kits

18 Heater

19 Pillows

20 Knife

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This project made me realize just how much the Great Depression affected Americans and how hard it must have been to live through that.

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The things I'd include in my package would be:

1. Canned goods

2. Bread/crackers

3. Water

4. Rice

5. Beans

6. Oatmeal/oats, cereal

7. Dry-cured meats

8. Sugar, flour, baking soda, etc

9. Candles

10. Matches

11. Hygiene products (soap, hairbrushes, feminine products, etc)

12. Warm clothing items

13. Shoes

14. Blankets, pillows

15. Heater

16. Playing cards, toys

17. Lotion or perfume

18. First aid kit

19. Medicine (cold/flu, generic pain relievers, etc)

20. Appliances (if needed)

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This project made me realize just how many things we need in everyday life, and how hard life would be without them.

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Great Depression care-package (Olivia C.)

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Great Depression care-package (Olivia C.)

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1. Canned vegetables

2. Meat

3. Sugar

4. Flour

5. Clothes

6. Blankets

7. Boots

8. Rice

9. Instant noodles

10.  Coffee

11.  Water

12.  Mini burner stove

13.  (Airtight) Containers so dust won’t get in food and other supplies

14.  First aid kits

15.  Period products

16.  Soap

17.  Pet food

18.  Bus/train tickets or gasoline depending on what they use

19.  Towels

20.  Cooking supplies

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This project made me realize the sheer complexity of the Native American involvement in WW2. I went down rabbit-holes of information because the topic was so intriguing. Now that I've gathered new knowledge, I have an evolved understanding of the battle -- at least partially.

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Abigail F. (Patch) ~ Native American Code-Talker Certificate

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Abigail F. (Patch) ~ Native American Code-Talker Certificate

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Abigail (Patch) Flum - WWII Discussion; War Effort Certificate ~ Diné

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Emma Clark-What this project made me realize is that today we have a lot to be thankful for. We should be thankful for all of those who sacrificed to keep our nation free and the farmers who taught us so much about how to grow our food.

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Emma Clark-What this project made me realize is that today we have a lot to be thankful for. We should be thankful for all of those who sacrificed to keep our nation free and the farmers who taught us so much about how to grow our food.

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Emma Clark - This is bacon spaghetti with bacon. It was a fairly inexpensive meal and quite filling. The ingredients were often kept on hand, and it was quick and tasty too.

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Emma Clark - This is bacon spaghetti with bacon. It was a fairly inexpensive meal and quite filling. The ingredients were often kept on hand, and it was quick and tasty too.

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Austin R

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This project made me realize just how much assistance was needed back then. The Great Depression and WWII really took a toll on people. It's tragic seeing how difficult it was to live during that time. There were so many things that were needed and so little resources.

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(Kristen R) This is a list of items that I would give to a family that faced hard times during the great depression

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(Kristen R) This is a list of items that I would give to a family that faced hard times during the great depression

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1. Canned Foods

2. Flour

3. cornmeal

4. rice

5. means

6. oatmeal

7. sugar

8. sugar and salt

9. coffee/tea

10. canned meat

11. dried milk

12. soap

13. toilet paper

14. reusable diapers

15. matched

16. blankets

17. candles

18. First aid kids

19. Books

20. Lotion

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If I were to put together a care package for people during the Great Depression, I would include...

1. Packs of Bread

2. Boxes of Pasta

3. Cases of packaged water

4. Milk

5. Cleaning supplies

6. New shoes

7. Toys

8. Canned Goods

9. Blankets

10. Heater

11. Air Mattress

12. Bags of rice

13. Personal Hygiene Products

14. Baby supplies

15. Seasonings and sauces for food

16. Textbooks (some kids had to work to help support family. So they were missing out on important education)

17. Record player and records (entertainment)

18. Dog/cat/horse feed

19. Socks, jackets, jeans and hats

20. Silverware (spoons, spatulas, forks, knives, etc.)

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This project made me realize that times were rough, and they didn't even have the most basic of items. It also made me realize how much we take for granted in our society, and how much we think we need.

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My care package would have the following

1-Blankets

2-Money

3-Oranges

4-Eggs

4-Sausage

5-Foods high in protein

6-Flour

7-Clothes

8-Water

9-Combs

10-Bars of soap/Hygeine Products

11-Razors

12-Guns

13-Ammunition

14-Bow and Arrow

15-Soap

16-Car Parts

17-Tools

18-Fire Starter

19-Axe

20-Gasoline

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This project made me realize how much effort it really took to get through WWII. I'm so grateful and proud of how far we've come since then.

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This project made me realize how creative people can be when it comes to cooking during tough times. Recipes from the Depression Era and WWII showed how people created delicious meals out of inexpensive supplies, demonstrating imagination in the face of hardship.

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This project made me realize how many different things we need to help us survive. You don't think much about that, unless you really need them.

-Morgan F.

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This project made me realize what my grandmother had been through at a young age.

Taylor Duke

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Care package list that i would make for the great depression....

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Care package list that i would make for the great depression....

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A care package that I would make for a family during the Great Depression or a soldier in WWII would be canned goods like soup and beans, flour, sugar, coffee, tea, canned milk, dried fruits, jerky, hardtack, salt, cigarettes, matches, soap, toothpaste, bandages, cough drops, socks, underwear, and gloves. For the soldier, including items like playing cards, a pocket-sized Bible, and personal letters from home can also be comforting. Each item is practical and addresses basic needs during challenging times.

Taylor Duke

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I've decided to make a list of CARE package items for families in Europe during World War

beef in broth

steak and kidneys

liver loaf

tea

corned beef

Spam

bacon

margarine

lard

fruit preserves

honey

raisins

chocolate

sugar

egg powder

whole-milk powder

coffee

toilet paper

knitting material

books