Which was a social consequence of the Great Depression? Many Americans could not find enough food. Many Americans lost money in the stock market. Many Americans stopped spending money. Many Americans lost their jobs.

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5 November, 18:48

Which was a social consequence of the Great Depression? Many Americans could not find enough food. Many Americans lost money in the stock market. Many Americans stopped spending money. Many Americans lost their jobs.

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Jamar Stuart · Answer 1

Answer: Many Americans lost their jobs.

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The Great Depression was a serious economic depression that took place from 1929 to 1939, all over the world.

In the United States in particular, millions of workers were left unemployed. It is estimated that twelve million people in the United States were without a job by 1932. People could not support their families or pay bills - more than 200,000 evictions occurred in New York City in 1930. Mass unemployment is considered to be the major consequence of the Great Depression.