Social Studies, 21.05.2020 21:16, 19youngr

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People around here just didn't have much money for anything, including clothes. During that time, people used cloth feed sacks to make garments to wear. People that had those sacks ... made clothes for their children. ALl of our children's underwear was made of sacks.
A. Social Impact of the Great Depression
B. Economic Impact of Cotton Production
C. Religious Impact of the Progressive Movement
D. Political Impact of the New Deal

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