How did the Great Depression affect the people in the cities

The Great Depression was a long-term economic recession and had a major impact on the economy. Today, we will understand the impact on the urban community.

Many middle class people who have money in the stock market are poor and homeless. They must work at a low wage job

Even the rich lost their money and home after all, so the upper classes became very small. Many people become wealthy from the stock market, they own all or most of their assets. When the stock market crashed, all the assets and funds disappeared.

People who remain wealthy after accidents often get money and wealth with various assets.

In some occupations, such as psychiatrists, doctors, dentists, the flow of customers is still constant. This is because people give priority to these services over other services and products such as cars and radios. The fall crash in Wall Street caused a great psychological loss, so people sought psychiatrist help

The people of the working class and people who earn less money are severely affected by the Great Depression as they have more losses.

People who are still leaving money will help others by buying food and providing temporary shelters for homeless and unemployed people. Soup kitchen and cheap meal center will be funded by rich people. (Al Capone even even helped make a soup kitchen)

According to some population, mainly advanced people, it is difficult to notice that depression continues at first glance.

Many families started migrating to California, hoping to find a job. But they are not popular

• According to the first part of the article, what happened in America in the 1930s? How does this affect people? (Causal relationship) In the 1930 's, America experienced a difficult era known as Great Depression. Millions of people can not find a job, and many do not have enough money to buy food for their family. • Why should Frank Mas Tro bring pizza to Americans based on "Pizza question"? Please list at least two reasons. (Textual Evidence) The popularity of German food hamburgers has helped Mastro recognize that Americans are open to food in other countries. He also believes that opening a pizza restaurant is a good business opportunity for troubled families. Also, pizza will be a cheap dinner option

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Let students study the reasons for the Depression. How will it affect families at all socio-economic levels? Tell him that the novel's main character, Bud, is a homeless person, he goes to eat hot meals. Identify other kinds of organizations that helped people during the Great Depression. Then let the students know that their towns and towns 'organizations are providing food and shelter for today' s homeless. Let the class discuss the relationship between the bud and the mother. What is his special memory for her? Why did not his mother tell him to his grandfather? Why do you think Bird's mother left home? Did you change her last name? If Bard's mother was so unhappy, why should she put a flyer in her father's band?

Study the Great Depression of the 1930s. What is the cause of depression? How about the lives of people who are unemployed or are unemployed? How do people spend such hardships? How will the socioeconomic policy of the Great Depression in America and Canada change? Rewrite "All Years of Life" from Mr. Karl's point of view. Please show me how he reacts to what is going on. Please show me his thoughts and feelings. In the last scene, Mrs. Higgins and Alfred left to reflect what happened to Mr. Carl and wondered if he made the right decision. Please give him inspiration if you notice that he has never played his life before.