The Stock Market Crash of October 1929
- A
Affected only foreign stock exchanges and overseas economies while leaving U.S. domestic banking, industry, and consumers untouched
- B
Was the sole cause of the Great Depression with no other contributing economic, banking, or agricultural factors at play
- C
Was a brief and minor market correction that had only a fleeting effect on Wall Street and almost none on the wider U.S. economy
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Triggered the Great Depression alongside other factors (overproduction, banking weakness, inequality, agricultural collapse)
Explanation
The crash exposed and worsened underlying economic weaknesses.