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The significant impact of The Great Depression on The United States…
The significant impact of The Great Depression on The United States
Impact on Society
Mass Migration
Citizens tried to leave the U.S.
Less people means the government is losing money
Crime rates increased
Because of no income people resulted in crime to make money
Family life changed
causing them to move households
Less financial support
Cultural effects
People had to change their life
Political changes in 1930
Socialist party uprose
Trying to suggest businesses to be owned by the public
Wanted Everything to be equal
Created the workers party
Senate seats and The house got re-elected
Everyone had different ideas
There was chaos on what to change in the country
Political ideas
Every one pointed a finger at different people
Wanted to change the government
Life in the USA in the 1920s
The prohibition was occurring which took away a lot of money from the U.S.
Alcohol disrupted society
Allowed criminals to get richer
Women had a better impact society from doing jobs ran by men
Rights were being made for women
Immigration was allowing tons of people to enter the U.S.
They were not expecting an economic downfall
The economy was going good which means a downfall will occur soon
Whenever there is a positive there will always be a negative
Social liberation which higher class looked down on the lower
Also African Americans did not have mush of a say
There was no equality between different colored skins
Lot of white supremacy groups
Not safe to walk out of household
The U.S. wanted expand their land and military
Spending their money without knowing they need to save it
Stock Market crash occurred
Wall Street was going insane
Economic Impacts
Unemployment occurred
Companies ran out of business
Couldn't support their family
No income for American families
Prices fell dramatically
Production figures decreased production
smaller companies had to file bankruptcy
Couldn't compete with prices