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CarlBreeding7 CarlBreeding7
  • 26-05-2015
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how were shantytowns, soup kitchens and bread lines a response to the depression?

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mdb1432 mdb1432
  • 26-05-2015

They were all ways of combatting the immense poverty caused by the depression. The shantytowns were ways for the poor to have cheap housing, as terrible as those towns often were, they were a place for people to stay. Soup kitchens and bread lines were a way for people who couldn't afford food to get things to eat.

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MiaKash
MiaKash MiaKash
  • 26-05-2015

they were there to help ease peoples hunger

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