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Things You Should Know About Great Depression
The great depression was a time of economic and social devastation that began in the United States with the Wall Street stock exchange collapse on the 29th October 1929, a day which came to be known as Black Tuesday.
The great depression facts, record that the poorest and most difficult times which were to follow, might last for lots of years, till the beginning of World War II, when a lot of countries began pouring huge sums of money in the new war driven economy, finally bringing unprecedented worldwide slump to an end.
What must be remembered certainly is that in the days, there’s no social support. When you’re penniless and hungry, there’s nowhere or no-one to turn to. It’s in such circumstances as these that one of the most shocking depression statistics emerged, that 50% of all children did not have adequate food, shelter, clothing, or medical care.
For most people, too poor to put food on the table, the only recourse was the soup kitchen, where people queued all day long for a bowl on meager, thin, watery soup. People were reduced to scavenging amongst the rubbish bins for something, anything to eat.
Industry ground to a standstill, almost. Since people did not have money, they could not afford to purchase anything. In the absence of income from sales, companies have been forced to lay off workers and, finally, go into liquidation.
It was the African Americans who were always first to lose their livelihood. For those people who were lucky enough to stay in work, the wages were abominably low. Depression pictures show that the standard wage of a farm worker was $ 216 per year, while a doctor earned $ 3822.29.
At the beginning of the great depression, the President was Herbert Hoover and as it can currently be imagined, he wasn’t a popular man that being considered by many for doing too little and not managing to avoid the crisis.
Hoover’s name was taken and used to nickname several consequences of the time like the settlements or shanty towns that sprang up everywhere being called “Hoovervilles”; or the soup “cocktail” that starving people would make when they went into a restaurant, diverted the waitresses attention, made a soup from whatever was left on the table tops (water, tomato sauce, salt, pepper) and drink it while her attention was still diverted, a concoction that came to be known as “Hoover Soup”. A pitiful but true great depression fact.
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