The response that is considered to be an early sign of the Great Depression is:
extreme unequal distribution of wealth
This inequality contributed to the economic instability that led to the Depression in the late 1920s.
Responses
the increasing consumption of goods
the increasing consumption of goods
U.S. passage of the Dawes Plan
U.S. passage of the Dawes Plan
high wages for the lower classes
high wages for the lower classes
extreme unequal distribution of wealth
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The response that is considered to be an early sign of the Great Depression is:
extreme unequal distribution of wealth
This inequality contributed to the economic instability that led to the Depression in the late 1920s.