Question

The Ford Company laid off two-thirds of the workers during the Great Depression. In

response the Ford Hunger March in 1932 started as a demonstration but resulted in violence.
Farmers also organized groups such as the Farm Holiday Association to help with farming costs
that also often turned violent. Do you think actions from such groups to get assistance during the
Great Depression were helpful? Explain your thoughts!!! quick please!!

Answer 1

It is worth noting that the actions of groups such as the Ford Hunger March and Farm Holiday Association were born out of desperation and a need for assistance during a time of extreme economic hardship. While some of their actions may have turned violent, it is important to recognize the systemic issues that led to their formation and the larger context of the Great Depression. In general, it is important to support marginalized and struggling communities during times of crisis, and to work towards systemic change that addresses the root causes of economic inequality and hardship.