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The 1920s and the Great Depression — Test

Question 12 • US History

What did struggling businesses do to try to remain open during the Great Depression?

Answer
A
They paid off their bank loans.
B
They laid off workers.
C
They retrained workers.
D
They formed shantytowns.

Explanation

During the Great Depression, many businesses faced falling sales and shrinking income. To cut expenses and try to stay open, they laid off workers. Shantytowns were built by people who lost their homes, not by struggling businesses.

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