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1930s - Coggle Diagram

- - - - people who had been unemployed for more than six months and used up al there dole
    - - but only then if they were actively seeking work
  - - - industries tended to be consumer goods like cars, radios, cookers and fridges
  - - - from the norts east and south wales
      - to wealthier and less affected areas like the midland and south east
      - large number of people left Britain all together. they saw the USA as a opportunity.
      - population decreased by about 18%
      - Hartlepool and Gateshead suffered 20% population loss people moved to the south for work.
  - - - south wales
      - tyneside
      - west cumberland
      - scotland
    - - however unemployement has decreased because ...
        
        migration of workers to south east england
- - - - was to evaluate how much the family actually needed and whether there benefit could be reduced.
      - a means test officer would often assess value of personal belongings and who lives in the house.
      - was often reduced which meant that Britain's unemployed were living in poverty.
      - the means test frustrated and irritated people as it was an invasion of privacy.