Question

which of the following was not an effect of the great depression? many children had a poor diet many families became homeless many men became unemployed many people started farming causes of the farming crisis of the 1920s included the fact that ______. a demand for crops fell after world war i most people did not own electric refrigerators the dust bowl took much land out of production federal price-supports of corn and wheat were not effective

Explanation:

First Question:

The Great Depression caused poverty, so children had poor diets (due to lack of money for food), families lost homes (due to inability to pay mortgages), and men lost jobs (high unemployment). Starting farming was not a typical effect; many farmers were already struggling, and the Dust Bowl later worsened farming conditions. So "Many people started farming" was not an effect.

After WWI, European demand for US crops dropped (they resumed farming), causing a surplus and price drops, leading to the 1920s farming crisis. Electric refrigerators are unrelated, the Dust Bowl was in the 1930s, and federal price - supports were not a major factor in the 1920s crisis. So the correct cause is "a demand for crops fell after World War I".

Answer:

D. Many people started farming

Second Question: