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-intensified the economy crashing
-crops failing
-overused farming land
-Manifest Destiny (moving west)
-migration (due to better living conditions)
-economic
-better agriculture
-federal land
-more cultural factors
-125 million acres of topsoil is destroyed
-35 million acres over plowed
-at least decade impacts due to the ruined land (1950 was still affected)

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The Dust Bowl was a very dry period in the south known as the "dirty thirties." Many crops, livestock, and people did not survive. It ended in 1939 when there finally came to be more rainfall.

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In 1933 when the Great Depression had hit its lowest there were about 15 million unemployed in the U.S. Over half the banks failed by this time.

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-Wall Street started to panic
-Millions of investors were wiped out
-laid off workers
-dropped consumer spending
-declines in industrial output

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How did we get out of the Great Depression?

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How did we get out of the Great Depression?

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Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal (which was a sequence of programs, work projects, economic reforms and regulations.)

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The Great Depression was caused by the market crash in October 1929 and lasted to 1939. This was the worst economic downturn in the industrialized world history. The roaring twenties doubled the economy so the stock prices were much higher than the actual value