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At one point, in The Great Depression, during the Dust Bowl, a dust storm had made it's way all the way to the Atlantic Ocean, leaving destruction in it's path.

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The lynching (hanging) of blacks was common in 1930s, America and The Ku Klux Klan still had a lot of power. They could not change them because of the laws.

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Women were limited to house work.

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Black people were paid less than their white counterparts and they had to work harder than everyone else, often given the more 'dirty work'.

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Opportunities for a women to get a job was restricted by social expectations.

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Blacks were ranked lower than everyone else

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Public hospitals were understaffed and patients were often left without

any kind of treatment. People embraced the idea of a speedy, simple cure and were hopeful that surgery could provide it.

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Psychiatrists attempted to treat their symptoms by prescribing drugs like

sedatives, which suppressed the patient's nervous system, and trying a number of different mind-body therapies.

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Schizophrenics received hydrotherapy in the form of hot or cold baths

for hours at a time