Life In the 1930's
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    • Disease in the 1930s
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  • To Kill a Mockingbird
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A street in the 1930's, showing various shops of the time period.
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People driving down a street. Most of these people are very poor and have very little more than the car they drive.​
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One of the most important symbols, the Mockingbird, drawn inside of a noose, symbolizing death; combined this creates the title of the book, To Kill a Mockingbird.​
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Families were going bankrupt in the difficult decade, and used signs to try and get the rarely available jobs.
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With the stock market crash, people became desperate enough to sell their own children in order to get money. As shown above, a women is selling her four children, in order to obtain money so she can live.
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  • Historical Events
    • Disease in the 1930s
    • Finance in the 1930s
    • Technology in the 1930s
    • Transportation in the 1930s
  • To Kill a Mockingbird
    • Review
    • Characterization
    • Symbolism
  • Images
  • Resources
    • Website Links
    • Image Links
    • Works Cited