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How did the Depression change American society?
Birth rates decreased as women sought out information about birth control.
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High school dropout rates increased since teens needed to help support their families.
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Crime rates increased since unemployed workers would steal to get food for their families.
Entertainment decreased since individuals could not afford to go to the movies.
Abandonment rates increased as husbands left their families to look for work.

Answer 1

The effect that the depression had on American society includes:

• High school dropout rates increased since teens needed to help support their families.

• Crime rates increased since unemployed workers would steal to get food for their families.

• High school dropout rates increased since teens needed to help support their families.

The great depression in the US can be described as a period where the economy of the country failed.

A lot of people in the country were left unemployed and the banks in the country failed.

By the time the depression got to its peak. a lot of banks in the US failed. A lot of people were left homeless, deflation rose, international trade also fell.

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Answer 2

Birth rates decreased as women sought out information about birth control.

 Crime rates increased since unemployed workers would steal to get food for their families.

 Abandonment rates increased as husbands left their families to look for work.

Explanation: