As a result, rural communities struggled to maintain their populations in the face of dwindling farming income and the lack of industrial job opportunities. Promising a surplus of cheap, nonunion labor and relying on a variety of inducements, some of which were financed by public subscription or deductions from workers' checks, several GA towns succeeded in attracting small, low-wage employers— mostly textile mills —in the 1930s. (1 gen 1930 anni – 1 gen 1938 anni)
Aggiunto al nastro di tempo:
Data:
1 gen 1930 anni
1 gen 1938 anni
~ 8 years