What impact did the Great Depression have on the people of Oregon?

Question

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Responses

Many Oregonians died from disease and famine.
Many Oregonians died from disease and famine.

Many Oregonians were unemployed.
Many Oregonians were unemployed.

Many Oregonians moved out of the state because life was better in other states.
Many Oregonians moved out of the state because life was better in other states.

The Great Depression did not affect the people of Oregon.

Answer 1

The most accurate response is:

Many Oregonians were unemployed.

While the Great Depression caused widespread hardship, including unemployment and financial instability, it is important to note that there were also various factors influencing migration and other social issues during that time. However, unemployment was a primary impact felt by many Oregonians during the Great Depression.