https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85 Answer the following questions in your partners - list both names: #1 -- How were people treated during the Depression in Canada? #2 -- In what ways did the Government try to help citizens and how did it not assist them? #3 -- What were some of the ways Canadians learned to cope with the depression? en-us 2017-12-08 15:54:51 UTC 2017-12-10 21:41:50 UTC hello@padlet.com spaz6 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214541392 1. People without jobs were treated very badly because people thought that it was their fault they were in those situations. After the poor were unemployed and in debt they were stripped of their possessions and could only take care of themselves and sometimes they could go to churches and charities but that was barely the case. 

2. The government tried to help a little bit, they gave people jobs to build highways, and they gave some relief vouchers that had little money but that didn't help much so eventually after the government lost all their money they stopped helping and just waited for things to fix themselves.

3.People began stealing from stores, for simple things, they also took their engines out of cars and hooked them to horses or they rode trains the illegally.]]> 2017-12-08 15:58:23 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214541392 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542117 #1 People in 1930s were treated badly.  They were treated like a criminal,  men in high places thought that being poor is  a criminal act. 

#2 The government were responsible for providing "relief"  which was to provide temporary money  fro those who lived in towns or cities and who had dependent family members.  However, then Canadians became dependent upon the government relief.  Soon, began to run out of money so they turn to the federal government but then the prime minister decided to stop the relief.

#3 People started to travel to other town and city to look for jobs. People also began stealing to keep themselves alive.]]> 2017-12-08 15:59:55 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542117 ewebster9 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542178 2017-12-08 16:00:01 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542178 cashby1 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542184 1. The unemployed were treated poorly and people thought they brought the misfortune on themselves. Once people made no income and couldn't pay their dept everything was taken from them and they were dependent on themselves and some churches and charities to live. They could not depend on the government for help but only for some jobs.

2. The government was able to give unemployed people jobs such as building highways. At the start of the depression the government provided people with "reliefs" or temporary money to help people but the governments soon ran out of money and people no longer wanted to help and just said that things would fix themselves.

3. For transportation people took out the engines in their cars and had them pulled by horses or illegally rode on trains as "hobos" to go from town to town finding jobs. Government relief helped the unemployed people of Canada cope with the depression as well as charities that provided soup kitchens for people to get free food.

]]> 2017-12-08 16:00:02 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542184 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542404 1. People in the Great Depression where treated very poorly. Many people were forced to spend nights on the street, hungry with little to no belongings.
2.  The government provided the relief; the relief was to temporarily provide money to people who lived in towns and cities, it did not apply to single men or women.
3.The Liberals thought that the depression was just a phase. They thought what the economy was just going through something normal and temporary. A lot of people stole from stores, for food and clothes.  ]]> 2017-12-08 16:00:28 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542404 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542460 1- People during the great depression were treated as if being unemployed was their own fault because of their poor management. Asking the government for relief (economic help) was considered shameful. 
2- The government tried to help people through something called "relief" it was meant to provide a temporary source of money for families that were unemployed. Soon, the government started running out of money and the prime minister decided not to continue with relief any longer, people in the government didn't think that the great depression was a serious crisis. Canadians demanded shelter and food for the ones who weren't able to afford it. 
3- People started stealing in order to have their basic needs. For men in high places it became a criminal act to be poor. People traveled from town to town looking for a job. ]]> 2017-12-08 16:00:34 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542460 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542557 1- The banks and the government took almost everything from the people. They had to sell all there stuff. they make them guilty for the situation.
2-the Government provided relief which means that the give money temporally to families which needed it. This was just done until the Government had no money anymore.
3- People started steeling to get the stuff which they needed in order live.]]> 2017-12-08 16:00:46 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542557 ewebster9 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542852 #1 -- How were people treated during the Depression in Canada? 

If you did not have a job or a purpose, you would have been treated like a criminal, even if you never committed a crime. 

#2 -- In what ways did the Government try to help citizens and how did it not assist them? 

Money was given by the federal government to provincial governments to try and reduce the amount of unemployment. The provincial government could use that money in a number of ways to help rebuild the economy.

#3 -- What were some of the ways Canadians learned to cope with the depression?

- They used refrigerators as tables
- They took engines out of the cars and had their cars pulled by horses
- Hobos evolved to be a thing; people who illegally hitched rides on trains to different towns in search of work
- Government established relief camps ]]> 2017-12-08 16:01:25 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214542852 https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214543807 2017-12-08 16:03:23 UTC https://padlet.com/khansler/6gi3u3nrtt85/wish/214543807