Money DIDN’T grow on trees

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Money DIDN’T grow on trees The Great Depression Money DIDN’T grow on trees

The data showed the real unemployment rate (including those that have given up looking for work) held steady at 17%

Unemployment Lines

There was no unemployment check No job, meant NO MONEY!

Homeless

Food Lines

People waited in line for hours Programs often ran out of food before everyone could be fed

Clothing

Clothing would be made out of anything! Clothing was plain-ornate designs showed money Shoes would be patched In some families children would alternate who attended school based on whose turn it was to wear the shoes

DUST BOWL

Other Knowledge