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Completar Frases The Great DepressionVersión en línea Read the text below and choose the correct option to complete each blank. por Evelyn Loria Solis 1 flood lot exploded ended lack crashed increased change The Great Depression was one of the most severe economic crises in modern history . It officially began in 1929 when the stock market ( 1 ) and millions of investors lost their savings . It was caused by multiple factors , including overproduction , poor banking practices , and a ( 2 ) of financial regulations . 2 safe violence dangerous investment tragic homelessness inflation severe As a result , many Americans lost their jobs and homes , and ( 3 ) became common across cities and towns . People were often seen lining up at soup kitchens for food and basic necessities . The situation was especially ( 4 ) for farmers in the Midwest , where a series of droughts led to what became known as the Dust Bowl . 3 helped borrowed imagined designed managed failed struggled predicted President Herbert Hoover initially ( 5 ) to deal effectively with the crisis . After Franklin D . Roosevelt took office in 1933 , he introduced the New Deal , a series of programs ( 6 ) to help the economy recover . These included public works projects , banking reforms , and social support . 4 criticized elected hired motivated united admired depressed evicted inspired encourage named encouraged honored Families were ( 7 ) and forced to relocate . Many ended up in makeshift communities called Hoovervilles , ( 8 ) after the unpopular president . The psychological effects were also devastating : many people felt hopeless and ( 9 ) by the prolonged crisis . 5 succeeded competed never grew finally collapsed slightly secretly Banks ( 10 ) in large numbers , and businesses went bankrupt . The government had to take serious steps to restore trust and rebuild the nation ? s economy . In the end , it was not until World War II that the U . S . economy ( 11 ) recovered . 6 helpful confident intervention invitation independent support boring historic argument painful vulnerable responsible The Great Depression serves as a ( 12 ) lesson in the importance of economic balance and governmental ( 13 ) . It also shows the human cost of systemic collapse and how ( 14 ) the people can become when governments fail to protect them . 7 criticize repeat ignore analyze Today , economists still ( 15 ) this period to understand how future crises can be prevented .

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The Great DepressionVersión en línea

Read the text below and choose the correct option to complete each blank.

flood lot exploded ended lack crashed increased change

The Great Depression was one of the most severe economic crises in modern history . It officially began in 1929 when the stock market ( 1 ) and millions of investors lost their savings . It was caused by multiple factors , including overproduction , poor banking practices , and a ( 2 ) of financial regulations .

safe violence dangerous investment tragic homelessness inflation severe

As a result , many Americans lost their jobs and homes , and ( 3 ) became common across cities and towns . People were often seen lining up at soup kitchens for food and basic necessities . The situation was especially ( 4 ) for farmers in the Midwest , where a series of droughts led to what became known as the Dust Bowl .

helped borrowed imagined designed managed failed struggled predicted

President Herbert Hoover initially ( 5 ) to deal effectively with the crisis . After Franklin D . Roosevelt took office in 1933 , he introduced the New Deal , a series of programs ( 6 ) to help the economy recover . These included public works projects , banking reforms , and social support .

criticized elected hired motivated united admired depressed evicted inspired encourage named encouraged honored

Families were ( 7 ) and forced to relocate . Many ended up in makeshift communities called Hoovervilles , ( 8 ) after the unpopular president . The psychological effects were also devastating : many people felt hopeless and ( 9 ) by the prolonged crisis .

succeeded competed never grew finally collapsed slightly secretly

Banks ( 10 ) in large numbers , and businesses went bankrupt . The government had to take serious steps to restore trust and rebuild the nation ? s economy . In the end , it was not until World War II that the U . S . economy ( 11 ) recovered .

helpful confident intervention invitation independent support boring historic argument painful vulnerable responsible

The Great Depression serves as a ( 12 ) lesson in the importance of economic balance and governmental ( 13 ) . It also shows the human cost of systemic collapse and how ( 14 ) the people can become when governments fail to protect them .

criticize repeat ignore analyze

Today , economists still ( 15 ) this period to understand how future crises can be prevented .

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safe violence dangerous investment tragic homelessness inflation severe

helped borrowed imagined designed managed failed struggled predicted

criticized elected hired motivated united admired depressed evicted inspired encourage named encouraged honored

succeeded competed never grew finally collapsed slightly secretly

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