Question

What did Britain do in response to the Great Depression?(1 point)ResponsesThe government took an active role in the economy, regulating banks and providing Social Security pensions.The government took an active role in the economy, regulating banks and providing Social Security pensions.A coalition government, made up of the three major parties, provided some unemployment benefits.A coalition government, made up of the three major parties, provided some unemployment benefits.The government developed an import substitution economy, producing most goods at home.The government developed an import substitution economy, producing most goods at home.A government called Popular Front came to power and tried to solve labor problems and pass social legislation.

Answer 1

In response to the Great Depression, the most accurate choice from the options provided is: **The government took an active role in the economy, regulating banks and providing Social Security pensions.**

During the Great Depression, Britain implemented various measures to address economic challenges, including regulating financial institutions and introducing welfare programs to support those affected by unemployment and poverty.