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what were people reactions to the Great Depression, and what were their reactions toward unemployment rates?

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My grandmother had to travel to keep her job so my mother had to stay w/another family..and grandms would send $ for her care. My grandmother was lucky...she says they rationed everything...soup lines everywhere...women and men lined up for day labor......

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Not being able to find food and shelter is a feeling of hopelessness, as these are the most basic items in the heirarchy of needs. People in that day weren%26#039;t bombarded with employment/unemployment statistics as they are today. And it wouldn%26#039;t have mattered. In a pre-TV, radio-driven media, people already knew, locally, whether they would have enough work/income/food to take care of their family, and the desperation they faced was immense. This is why FDR%26#039;s efforts to put people to work in public works projects was so important - not just for income, but to supply hope. His famous quote - %26quot;we have nothing to fear but fear itself%26quot; This is also why movies and musicals with heavily fantasized themes were so popular at that time, but lost favor later - people needed hope. It%26#039;s also why, to this day, many %26quot;depression era%26quot; folks hoard food and avoid any debt whatsoever. All of my relations from that era fall into this pattern. It is also why the Federal Reserve Bank%26#039;s role is so important - maintaining a steady economy and employment levels - to avoid the calamotous events of the 1930s.