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The Powerpoint Explaining the Meaning of Life

By Christina Macy

&

Sarah Oller

Children were often left on their own to fend for themselves. Here are some homeless children sitting in their depression-ridden town.

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In order to keep worker costs down, inmates were used for labor. Here are some inmates serving food to homeless men.

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With no hope is sight, many people traveled to other places. Here is a picture of a man on his way to Oregon in hopes to escape what

he left.

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With such high winds during the dust bowl, sediment was forced to move. In this picture, the barn is covered high in sediment due to

high winds.

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Here is a typical dust storm in during the Dust Bowl. This storm could last about three days and was known to bury houses.

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This picture shows how jobless men traveled from city to city and state to state in search of jobs. This billboard is one of many

encouraging jobless men to keep on walking, because there were no available jobs there.

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Rosie the Riveter was a famous icon. It demonstrated how World War II was the first major war were women played a big role.

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Here is a sign advertising a hotel for “colored people” only. This shows how racism was a big issue during the time era.

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Widows of those killed in war often found themselves working in the service to help contribue to the cause. They also felt obligated

in memorium and revenge of their slain spouses.

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• In order to find work, workers boarder trains and migrated across the country. Here is a picture of a crowd in Virginia attempting to go to New York for agricultue jobs.

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During the Great Depression, many lost their jobs. Those who had them only were paid about 85 cents a day. Due to the lack of

money, families lost their farms and were forced to live in rags.

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Below is a picture of a man in “Hooverville”. Hooverville was a town where hundreds of homeless people moved to. These towns were built of anything that could be salvaged and fashiobned into

houses.

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