Consider this description of a person living during the 1930s: I work in a factory run by the government. We are required to only produce goods authorized by the government, and we must produce them in the amounts they specify as well. We have few freedoms in our country, but our command economy has saved us from most of the hardships suffered in other countries due to the Great Depression. Where does this person most likely live?

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Sanford

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8 May, 08:59

Consider this description of a person living during the 1930s: I work in a factory run by the government. We are required to only produce goods authorized by the government, and we must produce them in the amounts they specify as well. We have few freedoms in our country, but our command economy has saved us from most of the hardships suffered in other countries due to the Great Depression. Where does this person most likely live?

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Carley Ballard · Answer 1

Answer: Most likely in a communist country, my first thought that came to mind was the Soviet Union.

Explanation: Communist governments control many things like produce, businesses, and even the people. Also, they did not take a big hit from the Great Depression due to having a communist government (stable, controlled, no individual businsses allowed, etc).

Rowan Barton · Answer 2

Soviet Union is the answer