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What were the Hovervilles and why?
Hovervilles were tent cities of displaced persons from the great depression. Named out of disgust for his seeming inability to do anything about the worsening depression after then president Herbert Hoover.
What were okievilles like?
Basically the same thing as hoovervilles except for Oklahoma
Is there still a hoovervilles?
Hovervilles still exist in some parts of America like L.A., New york,Chicago,ect. slumbs.
What are Hovervilles?
Hovervilles were makeshift shantytowns that emerged during the Great Depression in the United States. These towns were made up of temporary shelters built by unemployed and homeless individuals using whatever materials they could find. The term was inspired by the Herbert Hoover administration and reflected the challenges facing those living in extreme poverty during that time.
How much hoovervilles are there?
Hoovervilles were first started when President Hoover was in office. They named them Hoovervilles because they blamed the great depression on President Hoover. They were shanty towns made from trash and cardboard boxes. The people who lived in them lost their jobs and homes from the great depression. Now, as of today none are present but, I guess you could call any group of shanty houses a Hooverville.
