During the Great Depression, life was a daily struggle for many people. As many as 25% of the nation's workers - one out of four - were out of work. Without a job there was no money to make house payments or buy food and clothes for the family. Whether a person was an adult or a child or lived in the city or country, times were hard for all. Many families lost their homes and farms. In the early years of the Depression, about 250,000 young people were homeless Many people moved from place to place, along the highways and railways. They looked for food and work wherever they could

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During the Great Depression, life was a daily struggle for many people. As many as 25% of the nation's workers - one out of four - were out of work. Without a job there was no money to make house payments or buy food and clothes for the family. Whether a person was an adult or a child or lived in the city or country, times were hard for all. Many families lost their homes and farms. In the early years of the Depression, about 250,000 young people were homeless Many people moved from place to place, along the highways and railways. They looked for food and work wherever they could

Which of