Think about the news story "The Great Depression." Why was the prosperity of the 1920s "unsustainable"? AMany Americans were using credit and had little money. BMany Americans lost money because of World War II. CMany Americans didn't care about the stock market. DMany Americans were working more than one job.

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Emilee Johnston

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3 May, 17:40

Think about the news story "The Great Depression." Why was the prosperity of the 1920s "unsustainable"? AMany Americans were using credit and had little money. BMany Americans lost money because of World War II. CMany Americans didn't care about the stock market. DMany Americans were working more than one job.

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Brody Williams · Answer 1

Many Americans didn't care about the stock market.

The prosperity of the 1920s was "unsustainable" because m any Americans didn't care about the stock market, thus they did not understand the risks and potential danger that a collapse in the stock market could have on the United States and on the population in general.