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The effects of the widespreed unemployment during the great depression

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The unemployment rate was of 25% during the great depression, it had important effects in society, some of these consequenses are:

  • Increase of shantytown all over United States.
  • Americans had to accept handouts to survive.
  • People did long breadlines in big cities in order to have something to eat.
  • Intensification of violence among Americans to solve their needs.
  • Rising of depression and suicide rates because people were losing to much.
  • Many men abandoned their families becuase they couldn't look after them.
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