The Great Depression was one of the longest depressions in the history of North America left Americans shaken. Between the time of 1929 and 1932 and average of 100,000 people lost their jobs every week until some 13 millions Americans were jobless. This left many people on the streets begging for money and food. At least one worker out of 4 could not find work at all. Whether you were among the rich or the poor the depression devastated everyone in the nation. Most husbands had some kind of job, while wives were still homemakers. While the hard times lasted the whole decade even before the great crash of the stock market American citizens were having trouble with making a living. Most people say that the only way that they survived was forag
The depression was hard times for the economy, as well as for the people. It sent people into homeless shelters, and working for a tiny amount of money. All together the depression ended and through working with many different formulas the economy went back to be prosperous.
ing through trash cans like animals. My grandmother, a survivor from the great depression says “we had to gather food from were ever we could find it, we were starving”. Families that were strong hung together and got closer and the weaker families feel apart. Authorities say that suicide and mental illness rose at all time high around the United States. The home emerged as the main source of recreation. Though most people would have said that they would have loved to play outdoor games