Question

How did the Great Depression affect Floridians? Check all that apply.
- Banks and businesses closed.
- Millions of workers lost their jobs.
- Millions of people went hungry.
- Crop prices increased significantly.
- People were evicted from their homes.
- Millions of migrants left the state for work.

Answer 1

Answer:

a -Banks and businesses closed.

b -Millions of workers lost their jobs.

c -Millions of people went hungry.

e -People were evicted from their homes.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Great depression depict the period that United State experienced the worst economic downturn in history and last from 1929 to 1939.

Problems that happens because of Great depression includes Unemployment rose, increase in Homelessness, Collapse of international trade, Increase in Deflation rate etc.

Floridians are native of Florida. During the Great depression, they experienced:

• closure of banks and businesses.
• loss of job from millions of workers
• soar of hunger among millions
• high rate of eviction from homes because of debt etc.

Therefore, in conclusion, the Option A, B,C and E is Correct.

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