History, 30.06.2020 02:01 mjakabeast24
The Great Depression was a worldwide economic disaster.
Many factors weakened the U. S. economy in the years
before the Depression. American consumers took on high
levels of debt to buy luxury goods, and stock speculators
borrowed money to invest in the market. The country also
faced dust storms that devastated crops and destroyed
rural economies. These factors contributed to the crash of
the U. S. stock market in 1929. The crash led to bank
failures and widespread unemployment. This crisis
eventually helped Franklin Roosevelt win the presidency
and implement his New Deal programs.
According to the passage, what were the primary causes of the Great
Depression?
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Enlightenment philosophers employed to distill scientific truths through experimentation and observation. a. greek mythology b. galilean proofs c. religious philosophy d. scientific method select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d
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Many had hoped that a compromise would be reached to prevent further nation divide. which compromise do you think could have best prevented the civil war from occurring? explain why or why not using details from the lesson.
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The Great Depression was a worldwide economic disaster.
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