HIST 124 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: On-To-Ottawa Trek, Market (Place), Unemployment Benefits
21 Jan 2016
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Week 9 week 8 was help with assignment. In depression, can"t afford it but longing for the doll but sales clerk at store and recorded this event, and explained, girls needed a pint of milk more than they needed a shirley doll . But in 1929, wall street market collapses and world economy goes into free-fall so when eaton opens in 1930, it is much more a modest 7 story mall. Universities have also been tried to make up their revenue shortfalls and overspending that universities engage in, hike up tuition. When try to demonstrate something unfair about that as canadians did in 1930s, discover that universities have powerful forces on there side: quebec and met with forces of order. This is question we want to think about in historical present, if spend time thinking about depression, can shed on more current economic crises today. Canada was one of the most hard hit in the depression out of western countries.
