More than 1 million Americans lived in "shanty towns" or "Hoovervilles" in the 1930s because:
A. They really liked President Hoover and wanted to have houses like him
B. They liked the styling of the “shanties” and they were easy to afford
C. They had no money to buy “real” homes and land
D. They wanted to live in the wild and be free

Question

More than 1 million Americans lived in "shanty towns" or "Hoovervilles" in the 1930s because:
	A.	They really liked President Hoover and wanted to have houses like him
	B.	They liked the styling of the “shanties” and they were easy to afford
	C.	They had no money to buy “real” homes and land
	D.	They wanted to live in the wild and be free

anonymous · Answer

I think this had to do with the Great Depression

anonymous · Answer

I tihnk it's C or B

anonymous · Answer

D and A Seem to good to be true, and D is just crazy...

anonymous · Answer

I don't know about B I'm leading more close to B

anonymous · Answer

Everything thing else seems absurd

anonymous · Answer

1930s were the time of the Great depression that's why I'm confused

anonymous · Answer

The great depression didn't end until late 1930s really

anonymous · Answer

the Great Depression involves them not having enough mony to live in real houses

anonymous · Answer

Exactly, C also states they have no money

anonymous · Answer

C.	They had no money to buy “real” homes and land

anonymous · Answer

But B could be  the answer, but it states that they would "like" to live in shanty homes......I am just confused

anonymous · Answer

that's why I think its C

anonymous · Answer

you said you were leaning towards B :P

anonymous · Answer

Do you honestly think they liked those houses?

anonymous · Answer

oops

anonymous · Answer

Sorry*

anonymous · Answer

XD

anonymous · Answer

xD