During the Great Depression from 1929 to the early 1940s, many children in the US suffered. Schools closed across many communities from 1932-1933 due to lack of funding. Children experienced malnutrition and lacked access to nutritious foods. Rural children were especially impacted. Unemployment rose dramatically, causing economic decline as consumer spending fell. The monetary system also collapsed as bank failures reduced the money supply, deepening the recession. The global impact was exacerbated when the US called in loans from Europe and enacted trade tariffs, restricting global trade further.

2. The great depression was in 1929 and finish
indifferent moment of the years 30 or
beginning of the 40 according to the country.

3. During this time many children were deprived of
an education because many communities had to
close their schools down during the 1932-1933
term because of a lack of money.

4. Some children were lucky enough to be in
schools where the teachers did not care that
they were going to be paid next to nothing and
continued educating.

5. Children also greatly suffered from malnutrition.
Children in rural areas were even worse off. Dietary
diseases were rampant because adequate food such as
milk, fruit, fresh vegetables, and eggs could not be
bought with the family’s low income.

6. The unemployment rose causing a negative effect in the
economy. The banks going bankrupt the people spent and
the investment fell dramatically, and the output fell, the
unemployment rose causing a negative effect in the
economy, the unemployment received little relief beyond
the soup chicken, so dramatically reduced the spending.

7. The monetary system had a fall in the paper value. The
monetarists points out the economy system declined
because the federal said not to save banks going
bankrupt, and the money supply fell so much an
ordinary recession, turned into a majoririty deflation.

8. This occurs with the falling output, the economy
began to fall increasing the paying of debts during
the 1920’s ,also the falling of prices motivated to
the people to hoard instead of spend some
money.

9. America lent some loans to Europe and UK.to help
rebuild after the first world war, US downturn
soon spread to rest of the world as America called
in loans. Europe couldn’t afford to pay back and
the global recession was exacerbated by imposing
new tariffs such as smooth Hawley which
restricted trade further.