Quiz for America Compared: The Great Depression in England and the United States

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Correct. The answer is c. According to Brogan, Europeans initially believed that the stock market had caused the Depression but that, as it lasted and began to show its effects around the world, Europeans came to believe that “American business and its political arm, the Republican Party, had been tried in the balance and found wanting.”
Incorrect. The answer is c. According to Brogan, Europeans initially believed that the stock market had caused the Depression but that, as it lasted and began to show its effects around the world, Europeans came to believe that “American business and its political arm, the Republican Party, had been tried in the balance and found wanting.”

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Correct. The answer is d. Brogan was referring to the post-World War I world in which the United States had taken a leading position for the first time. He was describing the United States’ new position as an international political and economic power.
Incorrect. The answer is d. Brogan was referring to the post-World War I world in which the United States had taken a leading position for the first time. He was describing the United States’ new position as an international political and economic power.

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Correct. The answer is c. Gibson suggested that many working-class Britons hated to depend on “the dole” and that they were relieved to find work through either public works programs or private employment.
Incorrect. Gibson suggested that many working-class Britons hated to depend on “the dole” and that they were relieved to find work through either public works programs or private employment.