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Bullet 12
This shows that this is survival of the fittest cause if you had so much of a dollar of antother person your an insider but the second he seceds you ur back to bottom
Bullet 9
Between 1929 and 1933 unemployment went from 3% to 25% and Poverty is the lack of basic human needs, such as clean and fresh water, nutrition, health care, education, clothing and shelter, because of the inability to afford them. Both of these sentences are like cause and affect when the unemployment goes up poverty happens.
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This link ties into this bullet cause it shows that being poor pure torture especially when you were "middle class"
bullet number 2
The impact on families was that they had to get money any type of way they could paper if they even still ran paper it doesn't matter wat age if u could make money u did
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Unemployment added to the pain that was deppression
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People of color were impacted the most cause they started off barley making it by and now it worse. White America is doing way better than black America during the depperession.
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This led to wwII because of everybody caring about their self so they didnt care bout the other countries which is y they took so long to join
Bullet 10 and 11
10.Poverty internationally looks bad because USA was a center of trade and since they were where effected everyone was
11.They are exactly the same except there is more money involved now.
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