What societal change occurred during the Great Depression to create equilibrium?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the specific societal changes that took place during the Great Depression and how these changes contributed to a state of equilibrium within society. It implies a need to explore economic, social, and political shifts during this historical period.
Answer
A low equilibrium of economic activity and high unemployment.
The Great Depression created an equilibrium of low economic activity and high unemployment, teaching the value of economic security and survival.
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The Great Depression created an equilibrium of low economic activity and high unemployment, teaching the value of economic security and survival.
More Information
During the Great Depression, society learned the importance of economic security as massive unemployment and poverty persisted until economic strategies shifted around World War II.
Sources
- Great Depression - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
- Great Depression - Social Impact, Unemployment, Poverty | Britannica - britannica.com
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