Great Depression Parallel: More Americans Moving Abroad in 2025
The last recorded outflow of population from the US was at the height of the Great Depression, in 1935. More than 100,000 chose the Soviet Union as their new place of residence.
The last recorded outflow of population from the US was at the height of the Great Depression, in 1935. More than 100,000 chose the Soviet Union as their new place of residence.
The landowner received one-third of their harvest as rent, a customary but heavy price to pay, leaving the Browns with just enough to scrape by – though ‘enough’ was a relative term in the tough economy of rural North Carolina.
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