Question

1. causes of the great depression: the wealthiest 1 percent of the population had more income than the bottom of the population. explain why this uneven distribution of wealth is bad for society.

Explanation:

The blank is filled with "40 percent" as a historical fact related to wealth distribution during the Great Depression. Uneven wealth distribution is bad for society as it limits consumer spending (lower - income groups have less to spend), reduces social mobility (fewer resources for education and advancement for the majority), and can lead to social unrest (perceived unfairness).

Answer:

The blank: 40 percent. Explanation: Uneven wealth distribution limits consumer spending (lower - income groups have less to spend), reduces social mobility (fewer resources for education and advancement for the majority), and can lead to social unrest (perceived unfairness).