These <span>ups and downs in an economy are often referred to as</span> "business cycles". These cycles are to be expected and don't cause great alarm for economists or investors.
<span>During the 1920s, it was a turning point for the African-American people because there was a chance for them to escape the south cities to north cities in order to avoid the racial discrimination. This Great Migration that happened, had greatly improved the lives of the African American peoplemostly because they were given social freedom and were free to have opportunities.</span>
I think the answer would be number 2
It was kind of global. A 19% unemployment in Canada, and in Germany, Japan, and Italy, they started to like the ways of famous dictators in other countries, and in Germany's case, their own depending on who you were.
