21. The Ford Company laid off two-thirds of its workers during the Great Depression. In response, the Ford hunger march in 1932 started as a demonstration but resulted in violence. Farmers also organized groups such as the Farm Holiday Association to help with farming costs which also turned violent. Do you think actions from such groups to get assistance during the Great Depression were helpful? Explain your thoughts! (Your answer should be at least 3 sentences long.)
In my opinion, the actions taken by groups such as the Ford hunger march and the Farm Holiday Association were necessary and understandable given the dire circumstances that people were facing during the Great Depression. These groups were advocating for their rights and demanding assistance during a time of extreme economic hardship. While violence is never ideal, it often arises out of frustration and desperation. Overall, I believe that these actions were a reflection of the desperation and need for assistance that many people were experiencing during that time.
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The actions taken by groups like the Ford hunger march and the Farm Holiday Association during the Great Depression were a response to the dire circumstances people faced. Although violence is not ideal, it often arises from frustration and desperation. These actions reflected the urgent need for assistance during a time of extreme economic hardship.
