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The Crash

The Crash. The Crash > Economy Compared to Television, 1929. The Crash > “It’s so nice to have Daddy home all the time now,” Life , 1930. Unemployment > Deportation of Mexicans, 1931. Unemployment > Jobs Listed by Race, 1939. Poverty > Hooverville, 1933. Depression Culture > Popcorn.

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The Crash

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  1. The Crash

  2. The Crash > Economy Compared to Television, 1929

  3. The Crash > “It’s so nice to have Daddy home all the time now,” Life, 1930

  4. Unemployment > Deportation of Mexicans, 1931

  5. Unemployment > Jobs Listed by Race, 1939

  6. Poverty > Hooverville, 1933

  7. Depression Culture > Popcorn

  8. Depression Culture > Moviegoing

  9. Depression Culture > My Man Godfrey, 1936

  10. Hoover > “We can do it!” 1931

  11. Hoover > “Fundamentally, the ship was sound,” New Yorker, 1932

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