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I would like to know more about sit down strikes and how they affected the companies that they happened in. Also, what kind of demands where the people asking for? The political cartoon shows how sit down strikes injured the automobile industry.

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Sit down strikes are interesting and should be talked about more. This image shows more proof as to what a sit down strike would have looked like. If this image was added then I believe more people would visually understand the concept of a sit down strike.

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I wanted to know why bank systems were so inefficient. This is because they seemed to have run out of money fast, with no government assistance to help them.

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I wanted to learn more about  Prohibition. The picture shows pictures of polices officers dumping out gallons of alcohol. Some states even continues  Prohibition after 1933 and when the ban was lifted.

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On slide 10, I wanted to know what the things on the shelves were. They look like books, or albums but I wasn't too sure on what they really were. I would also like to learn more about how high the prices were on food, clothing, and living during the time.

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I would like to know more about Prohibition during the Great Depression and how widely it affected America. Hundreds of gallons were destroyed due to the new law, and people were unhappy. Progressives and mothers were happy about it, but many men weren't. The picture here represents how many gallons were destroyed by the government in such little time. The ban was repealed soon after for the government to collect more money from taxes.

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I wanted to know more about how inflation affected the economy and science behind how one single issue caused the economy to plummet into a spiraling hole. It is also interesting to see how the whole world was affected just after the economy was at a high.

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City council man, Mr. Barlow, and Treasury Secretary, Mr. Jil Martin, burning 100,000 dollars of "scrip money" (after the banks' closure), , April 1933, , United States, , National archives. Washington

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I would like to learn more about the Emergency Banking Act and what it did to help the citizens affected by the Great Depression. The Act authorized the government to strengthen, reorganize, and reopen solvent banks.

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I want to know more on the stock market in the 1930's and why it crashed.

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I want to learn more on the stock market crash in the 1930's. I want to know some more about what caused the stock market crash, and some affects of the stock market crash. During this event billions of dollars were lost, which wiped out thousands of investors.

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I would like to learn more about sit down strikes in the Great Depression, because they seem so simple to do but not many happened. Is there a reason? I think this should be more explained in the hyper doc because there is a lot we could compare a sit down strikes to previous strike we have learned about. We could also compare the sit down strikes to protests. The picture below shows what a typical sit down strike would look like.

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I would like to learn more about the massive unemployment of the Great Depression. Unemployment was a massive part of the depression and I wanted to learn more about it. A vast amount of the people during this time were unemployed, and it left them on the streets looking for food.

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I want to learn more about the   Agricultural Adjustment Act. This is a picture of George Nelson  Peek, who is the administrator of the act, he is also a American Industrialist. I know it didn't benefite farmers, but I would like to know how.

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I wanted a physical description of how the Hoovervilles looked like, how the Great depression affected the living condition of people. Also if it brought other consequences other than unemployment like diseases or an increase in
death rate.

The picture below shows the conditions that people in the were living on by consequence of the great depression.

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I wanted to know more about the Hoovervilles. It would be beneficial to know more about how the people who had to leave their homes lived, as well as if these Hoovervilles was a bright spot in the dark time that was the Great Depression.

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I think the Dust Bowl should be included in this slide because it was an important event in the Great Depression. The Dust Bowl was a period of dust storms caused by droughts and a failure to apply dryland farming methods to prevent wind erosion. The phenomenon covered fields with dust and even blocked out the sun at times.