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For more than a decade, from 1929 to 1939, America's free-market economy failed to operate at a level that allowed most Americans to attain economic success. Those of us lucky enough not to have lived through the ordeal of the Great Depression may have a difficult time imagining the unprecedented depths of economic collapse and social disarray that mired America in the 19.
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Facts about the Great Depression
 When Was the Great Depression, It lasted from 1929 to 1941, 12 years.

For more than a decade, from 1929 to 1939, America's free-market economy failed to operate at a level that allowed most Americans to attain economic success. Those of us lucky enough not to have lived through the ordeal of the Great Depression may have a difficult time imagining the unprecedented depths of economic collapse and social disarray that mired America in the 19.
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Facts about the Great Depression
 When Was the Great Depression, It lasted from 1929 to 1941, 12 years.

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Black people would and called name name. Segregation was not a good thing for colored people. White people killed colored people . They lynched black people. They bossed them around.
 What places did segregation mostly occur:
Segregation was a pretty common thing in the world during the years of 1946-1975. The most places it occured were? One of the places was Ohio, especially in the schools. Many of the ohians opposed the bussing buisness. A major step towards the equality of black and whites was the brown v. board the education of topeka.
Some of the other places it occured were Alabama and South Carolina. Also it occured in Georgia quite a bit. Begining in 1909, a small group of activists and founded the NCAAP. A five year old girl was forced to walk through a group of white people to get to the school. Segregation was mostly occured in the south.
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 Segregation Meant that blacks and whites were seperate. If someone violated the law they were lynched. They might be put on the chain gain. Whites only had to go to court. Whites were really mean.
Segregation was a state and national law. The white people were really mean. The law applied to people doing everything. such as going to the restroom or to the movies. Also eating at a restraunt or attending school. Segregation was terrible.
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Nearly 50% of the childernof the Great Depression did not have adequadte food, shelter,or meidcal care. WWW2 eventually pulled the US out of the depression by creating new jobs . The Great Depression changed the familyin many ways.Some men also abandoned their families; a 1940 poll reavled that 1.5 million married women were abandoned by their husband.
On BlackTuesday, October 29,thes market lost $14 billion,making the lost for that week astouding$30 billion. In1930 President Hoover claims that “the worst was over” this statement appeared to be 11 years too early. By the end of the depression the stock markets fell 89%.The Great Depression was a srever worldwide economic depreession.The Great Depression had devastating effects in virtually every country, rich and poor.

Facts About The Great Depression
and it largely. 50% of the children during the GReat Depression did not have shelter, water, or food. During the GReat Depression alot of people lost there homes and did niot have jobs.
Farms had to be sold during the GReat depression.They had to raise thee prises of food and other things. PEople tried apple selling tio avoid the shame of panhandeling. PEople werent treaded fairrly and some poeple did. thousands of people traveled to route 66 to find new homes and to get better lives.
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The Great Depression had a devastating effect of the econmy of every country, rich and poor. Interational trade plungered. The unemployment rate in the U.S. rose to 25%, in some other countries it rose to 33%. Farming and rural areas suffered as the crop prices drop by about 60%. The areas dependent on primary sector industris like cash cropping, mining, and longing suffered the most.
1929 to 1940,1939, America's free-market
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Facts about the Great Depression
 When Was the Great Depression, It lasted from 1929 to 1941, 12 years.
Nearly 50% of the childernof the Great Depression did not have adequadte food, shelter,or meidcal care. WWW2 eventually pulled the US out of the depression by creating new jobs . The Great Depression changed the familyin many ways.Some men also abandoned their families; a 1940 poll reavled that 1.5 million married women were abandoned by their husband.
On BlackTuesday, October 29,thes market lost $14 billion,making the lost for that week astouding$30 billion. In1930 President Hoover claims that “the worst was over” this statement appeared to be 11 years too early. By the end of the depression the stock markets fell 89%.The Great Depression was a srever worldwide economic depreession.The Great Depression had devastating effects in virtually every country, rich and poor.