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The entire fabric of American society was altered during the Great Depression. One percent of the American people controlled the wealth. The middle class Americans were now on a level with the previously poverty-stricken class. They lost jobs, homes, and entire ways of life.

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Since many people were unemployed during the great depression there was a lot of crime. Additionally, many people couldn't afford college.

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Q: How did the great depression affect American cities in the early 1930s?
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