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1930s What was it like???? US Population 123,188,000 48 States Life Expectancy Male:58 Female 61 Average Salary $1,368 FoodMilk 14 cents a quart Bread.

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2 1930s What was it like????

3 US Population 123,188,000 48 States Life Expectancy Male:58 Female 61 Average Salary $1,368 FoodMilk 14 cents a quart Bread 9 cents a loaf

4 Stock Market Crash -- 1929 !! + Drought --- Dust Bowl !! =

5 Effects of the Depression:  Bank Failure  Unemployment  Homelessness  Prejudice  Strikes  Movement in the country

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17 Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933 -1945 4 Terms Herbert Hoover 1929-1933

18 A Time of Recovery and Reform The New Deal CCC Agriculture Labor laws Community Centers (Hull House)

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20 At the Movies

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22 Snow White 1939 Bugs

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24 TOYS

25 Fireside Chats Lone Ranger Amos and Andy

26 April 30,1939 World’s Fair

27 Benny Goodman Count Basie Glenn Miller Louis Armstrong

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31 Innovations Helicopters and the Jet Engine Frozen Foods Electric Shavers First Drive-in Movie Theaters Parking Meters Nylon Stockings Cartoons Monopoly Game

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