Which statements reflect the perspective of most Georgians during the Great Depression?

(Choose 2)

Group of answer choices

"I hope the government does not change anything here in Georgia!"

"Nothing will change unless the government changes how businesses and banks operate."

"How can I contribute to the economy if I cannot find work?"

"It does not feel like the Great Depression has impacted Georgia since cotton is still king."

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Alan Murillo

History

17 November, 16:37

Which statements reflect the perspective of most Georgians during the Great Depression?

(Choose 2)

Group of answer choices

"I hope the government does not change anything here in Georgia!"

"Nothing will change unless the government changes how businesses and banks operate."

"How can I contribute to the economy if I cannot find work?"

"It does not feel like the Great Depression has impacted Georgia since cotton is still king."

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Answers (2)

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Callie Ramsey · Answer 1

Answer: 2nd and 3rd statements

Explanation:

The reason the 2nd and 3rd statements are correct is because during the Great Depression, Georgia was ill-luck as it encountered crop failures in large quantities, which was causd by boll weevils and the advent of a tremendous drought.

Later, the crash of the Stock Market led to the Depression and Georgia thereafter experienced harder times.

Sanaa Lopez · Answer 2

Answer: 2nd and 3rd.

"Nothing will change unless the government changes how businesses and banks operate."

"How can I contribute to the economy if I cannot find work?"

Explanation:

Georgia had suffered from many crop failures because of boll weevils and a great drought. Then the depression struck, and Georgia was hit harder than ever. The reason the depression was caused was because of the Stock Market crash.