In the 1930s, how did songs such as "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" and "Dust Bowl Blues" express the human experience?

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Cason Hammond

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20 July, 01:55

In the 1930s, how did songs such as "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" and "Dust Bowl Blues" express the human experience?

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Lance Bird · Answer 1

They expressed the human experience by singing and writing about the real troubles people were going through at the time. The Great Depression and Dust Clouds all over the mid-west made it hard to grow crops. People were poor and needed money and were unable to grow food due to the so called "Dust Bowl"