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As the Great Depression progressed economic collapse took its toll on rural America. Crops went unsold, farm mortgages were called in by banks, hungry farmers protested, and robberies increased dramatically. The U.S. Army was called in to defend the nation's capital from veterans. They were demanding that President Hoover and Congress pay a bonus for their services in World War I. The film ends with Franklin Roosevelt's landslide election to the presidency.
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As the Great Depression progressed economic collapse took its toll on rural America. Crops went unsold, farm mortgages were called in by banks, hungry farmers protested, and robberies increased dramatically. The U.S. Army was called in to defend the nation's capital from veterans. They were demanding that President Hoover and Congress pay a bonus for their services in World War I. The film ends with Franklin Roosevelt's landslide election to the presidency.
The Great Depression: The Road to Rockbottom (TBA) is available to stream on Flicksy via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The 54m documentary directed by Terry Kay Rockefeller is rated 0.0/10 by — viewers.
The Great Depression: The Road to Rockbottom was directed by Terry Kay Rockefeller.
The Great Depression: The Road to Rockbottom has a runtime of 54 minutes.
The Great Depression: The Road to Rockbottom is categorized as Documentary.
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