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What was the name for people who decided not to settle in one place but instead traveled along rail lines during the Depression?

A. the homeless
B. wanderers
C. hoboes
D. Hoovervilles



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Final answer:

Hoboes were individuals who traveled by rail during the Depression seeking work and survival.


Explanation:

Hoboes were individuals who traveled along rail lines during the Depression, wandering the country, hitching rides on railroad boxcars, and sleeping under bridges in search of work. Approximately 2 million men and 8,000 women were labeled as hoboes during this period of economic hardship.


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