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The Great Depression
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Unemplyment Rate of 1920
The unemployment rate of 1920 was 5.2% -
Dorothea Lange
Studied photography in New York before the first world war. She moved to San Fransisco where she began documenting the poverty life in the city. -
The Great Depression
The Stock Market crashed and banks across America had gone bankrupt. -
Unemployment Rate of 1929
The Unemployment rate of 1929 was 4.2% -
Medicare and Medicaid
A new reform of medicine and health assurance for citizens in The Great Depression. -
Langston Hughes
Was an African American poet during the Harlem Renaissance. -
Langston Hughes
Began writing in High School, developed a new form of popular music know today as Jazz. -
Unemployment Rate of 1932
The unemployment rate of 1932 was 23.6% -
The Dust Bowl
Could have been prvented with the proper water managment and crop rotation. -
Judicial Interpretation during the New Deal
It was thought that it gave the Federal Government too much power and passed extreme laws that were devastating to the american public. -
Unemployment Rate of 1938
The unemployment rate of 1938 was 19% -
Unemployment Rate of 1942
The unemployment rate of 1942 was 4.7% -
Unemployment Rate of 1950
The unemployment rate of 1950 was 5.3% -
Unemployment Rate of 1975
The unemployment rate of 1975 was 5.8% -
Unemployment Rate of 1990
The unemployment rate of 1990 was 5.6% -
Unemployment Rate of 2009
The unemployment rate of 2009 was 9.3% -
Unemployment Rate of 2012
The unemplyment Rate of 2012 is 7.9%
