The Great Depression in the United States

Carlson. They defined it as "dark snowstorm." Black storm snow reached several days until the night. According to those who witnessed the sandstorm, in some places, you will not be able to see more than 5 feet. Dead animals found outdoors are covered with 2 inch dirt. In Chicago, 12 million pounds of dust fell. Houses think that they can even decide where they come from. They say that dust comes from Colorado and Mexico, the red dust comes from Oklahoma, and the black dust comes from Kansas.

The Great Depression of the social class and the Great Depression attacked the United States in 1929 and made the country suffer for 12 years (Porter). This past 12 years full of suffering and poverty seems to be the life of most people, especially for the middle class and the middle class. The American society of the 1930s was divided into three categories: lower class, middle class, and upper class. - Many Americans think the social class of our country is not so good compared to the United States of the 20th century. I hate being told about social classes, so even if they are told, the inequality of each class is ignored. However, the social class plays an important role in predicting social inequality in the fields of work, education, health etc.

This survey investigates how the Great Depression affected the US economy in the second half of the 20th century. In this survey, in order to understand the situation in the United States before the depression, we first analyze the economic participation of the United States during the first decade of the Depression. Participation in the US economy is also appreciated to judge the direct impact during the Great Depression. Finally, the US economic participation in the second half of the 20th century will be reviewed to observe the long-term impact of the Great Depression. These three different periods provide a comprehensive understanding of how the event occurs and the outcome.