Here’s What People Did To Survive The Great Depression!

Here’s What People Did To Survive The Great Depression!

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The Great Depression is not an era we fondly look back on, but have you ever wondered how people got through the worst economical crisis in America? From century old traditions making a comeback to interesting food recipes, here is what people had to do to survive the great depression.

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:17 Bartering Goods And Services
1:29 Growing Victory Gardens
2:26 Canning And Preserving Food
3:33 Making Clothes At Home
4:41 Taking In Boarders
5:51 Saving Scraps For Future Use
6:43 Using Homemade Cleaning Products
7:51 Living With Extended Family
8:46 Reusing And Recycling Materials
9:36 Making Soap From Animal Fat
10:41 Selling Homemade Goods
11:55 Living In Shantytowns (Hoovervilles)
12:49 Participating In Public Work Programs
13:48 Making Do With What They Had
14:42 Reducing Electricity Usage
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