Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal played an active part during the hard times of the Great Depression. It was provided economical , political and social relief to the lives of many Americans. The Great Depression was one of the worst economic downturn crisis in the country's history, It left an unforgettable scar on Americans society and culture,causing millions of people to lose jobs and home, and were starving for nearly a decade. The Depression started in 1929 and lasted until 1939. This economic breakdown affected the western industrialized economies but its effects spreaded around other nations.
The Great Depression began with a overproduction and low prices in the agriculture sector. The country was well advanced in technology and …show more content…
The homeless people did everything to keep a roof over their head, including making snacks out of shacks out of anything.The more people became homeless, the more competitive the job market became. During the great depression the dust bowl was going on also, the dust bowl was created by by a drought over plowing of the soil and the techniques of the farmers.When the wind picked up, it also picked up a the dark soil this affected the living conditions on the plains. There was also starvation and illness all around the countries.Everyone that didn't have a job had a hard time feeding themselves. And if the could eat it made them more prone to get an illness. If someone was unemployed it was more likely they would live in hooverville which made it easier to get sick. Children also suffered most of them for a long term effects of a poor diet and medication care.
The great depression ended by and explosive sending of the World War II. The World War II establish a sharp decline in the standard of living caused by the Depression.The unemployment did decline at the start of the Wolrd War II. But it was a statistical residue of sending millions of men to war to fight and die in the war. Even though lots of men died in the war the stock markets went up, lots of people got their jobs back and their
The Great Depression began with a overproduction and low prices in the agriculture sector. The country was well advanced in technology and …show more content…
The homeless people did everything to keep a roof over their head, including making snacks out of shacks out of anything.The more people became homeless, the more competitive the job market became. During the great depression the dust bowl was going on also, the dust bowl was created by by a drought over plowing of the soil and the techniques of the farmers.When the wind picked up, it also picked up a the dark soil this affected the living conditions on the plains. There was also starvation and illness all around the countries.Everyone that didn't have a job had a hard time feeding themselves. And if the could eat it made them more prone to get an illness. If someone was unemployed it was more likely they would live in hooverville which made it easier to get sick. Children also suffered most of them for a long term effects of a poor diet and medication care.
The great depression ended by and explosive sending of the World War II. The World War II establish a sharp decline in the standard of living caused by the Depression.The unemployment did decline at the start of the Wolrd War II. But it was a statistical residue of sending millions of men to war to fight and die in the war. Even though lots of men died in the war the stock markets went up, lots of people got their jobs back and their