Look at the informational text. What additional information does the sidebar provide? The Great Depression Men Wandering the Countryside During the Great Depression millions of men were in need of work. Approximately two million men traveled around the country in search of jobs or a better life. To move from place to place, many of these men would jump into the boxcars of moving trains, a practice that often led to death or serious injury. In response to the growing number of people nding the rails without a ticket, the railways hired bulls" or guards. The guards were in charge of arresting those who tried to board the train without a ticket. how the railway companies helped those in need how railways dealt with people riding the trains without paying how railway profits suffered during the Great Depression how much the railway companies charged customer​