Question

drag in the chart the effects of the great depression.
effects of the great depression
foreclosure on property surplus of food growth of makeshift homeless camps called \hoovervilles\ rising unemployment rates boom in businesses

Explanation:

To determine the effects of the Great Depression, we analyze each option:

• "foreclosure on property": During the Depression, many lost homes due to inability to pay mortgages, so this is an effect.
• "surplus of food": Agricultural overproduction and falling prices led to food surpluses (though farmers still struggled), so this is an effect.
• "growth of makeshift homeless camps called 'Hoovervilles'": Mass homelessness from job loss and poverty led to these camps, so this is an effect.
• "rising unemployment rates": The Depression caused widespread job losses, so this is an effect.
• "boom in businesses": The Depression was a period of economic collapse, not business growth, so this is eliminated.

Answer:

• foreclosure on property
• surplus of food
• growth of makeshift homeless camps called "Hoovervilles"
• rising unemployment rates