American Decades
Farmers on Relief and Rehabilitation
Monograph
By: Berta Asch and A.R. Mangus
Date: 1937
Source: Asch, Berta, and A.R. Mangus. Farmers on Relief and Rehabilitation. Research Monograph VIII. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1937, 7–12.
About the Authors: Berta Asch and A.R. Mangus were part of a team of researchers for the Works Progress Administration's Division of Social Research. They helped produce a series of research monographs on various social aspects of the Depression. These monographs focused on rural life and the condition of migratory workers.
Introduction
The American farm underwent considerable change between 1910 and 1930. At the beginning of this period, farms were gradually becoming more mechanized, larger, and increasingly affected by global markets. These gradual trends were rapidly accelerated by World War I (1914–1918).
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1930's Business and the Economy Primary Sources
- "Statement of James C. Garland, of Pineville, Ky."
- "On the Bank Crisis"
- "Code of Fair Competition for the Men's Clothing Industry, as Amended"
- "Statement of H.L. Lurie, Director of the Bureau of Jewish Social Research, New York City, New York"
- Securities Exchange Act of 1934
- "Redistribution of Wealth"
- The National Labor Relations Act
- Progress in Michigan
- Works Progress Administration Reports
- Settlement of a Sit-Down Strike
- "Armed Rebellion on the Right"
- Farmers on Relief and Rehabilitation
- John Maynard Keynes to President Roosevelt, February 1, 1938
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
