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Photographs tell a story
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Brother Can You Spare a Dime? A popular song in the 1930’s. In those days, prices were so low that if you were lucky enough to have a dime, you could actually buy something with it. Prices during 1932-1934 Sirloin steak (per lb) $0.29 Chicken (per lb).22 Bread (20 oz loaf).05 Potatoes (per lb).02 Bananas (per lb).07 Milk (per quart).10 Cheese (per lb).29 Tomatoes (16oz can).09 Cornflakes (8oz).08
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What did you see? Unemployment Despair Sadness Poverty Hopelessness shock
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The Great Depression Erosion Unemployment Dust bowl Bank Drought Okies Stock market Hoovervilles immigrants
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Dust Bowl
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unemployment
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Hoovervilles
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Okies
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Stock Market
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Immigrants
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Erosion
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Causes of the Depression Boom to Bust Farm Failures Bank Failures Lower Wages Stock Market Boom Stock Market Crash
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