More than 1 million Americans lived in "shanty towns" or "Hoovervilles" in the 1930s because: A. They really liked President Hoover and wanted to have houses like him B. They liked the styling of the "shanties" and they were easy to afford C. They had no money to buy "real" homes and land D. They wanted to live in the wild and be free
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