Question

How did economic pressure affect internal migration during World Wars I and II?

*Most people could not afford to move during those years, so home buying and moving was mostly stagnant.
* Wartime production needs created job opportunities, so many people moved to seek work in that industry.
*The need for workers in arms supply factories led to an easing of government restrictions on credit for home buying.
* People began to move into multi-generational households because so many of the primary earners went off to fight in the war.

Answer 1

One of the consequences of the economic pressure in the period of the world wars was that the vast majority of people had to move to multi-generational households because many of the main breadwinners left to fight in the war.

What was the economic pressure of the Wars?

The economic pressure during the period of wars is a term to refer to the economic crisis that occurred during the world wars. This caused people to have economic limitations and not be able to access different goods and services or to be unemployed.

Due to the above, many families had to move to houses where a large part of their relatives lived in order to live together and maintain the home among all. Additionally, many of the men who maintained the households were taken to war so these households had to be maintained primarily by the children or the women.

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