Without welfare, students will have to work there way through uni, sick people will die or depend on charity donations, single mothers and the poor will end up homeless and on the street, crime will increase, and the gap between the rich and poor will become even greater.
Harlem, 1930:
Harlem, 1964:
What changed?
Welfare.
I think you got this one wrong (pictures). African-Americans had few rights in the 1930s and in the 1960s was the civil rights movements, that is why they were on the streets and that was a good thing to basically anyone you talk with. It took the time from 1864 (emancipation of the slaves) to 1960 for the next step in getting equal rights in America.
