Question

2 multiple choice 2 points during the great depression, how high did the unemployment rate get in the united states? 50% 25% 15% 20% 3 multiple choice 2 points which of these was not a cause of the great depression? industrial overproduction insufficient output in agriculture unequal distribution of income too much consumer credit

Explanation:

Question 2

To answer this, we recall historical data about the Great Depression. The peak unemployment rate in the US during the Great Depression was around 25%. 50% is too high, 15% and 20% are lower than the actual peak.

Causes of the Great Depression included industrial overproduction (surplus goods, falling prices), unequal income distribution (limited consumer spending), and too much consumer credit (debt issues). Insufficient output in agriculture was not a cause; rather, agricultural overproduction (surplus, falling prices for farmers) was a problem.

Answer:

25% (the option with "25%")

Question 3