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Both wars were apart of the greater “Cold War” and were fought with U.S. assistance because of the communist vs democratic conflict occurring. The Korean War took place in the 1950’s and the Vietnam War took place in the 1960/70’s. The Korean War technically never ended as today there is a North Korea and a South Korea. However, the Vietnam War did end and communism took over the country.
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1600’s cotton turned into fabrics were famous in Europe and it was at this
century that the East India Company were importing unique cotton fabrics to
Britain for production. Since this was more affordable than silk, middle class
were interested by its use. By 1700s, Britain made India as raw source of
cottons as they import and produce textiles across Europe. By 1800’s, Britain’s
middle class were very concerned with hygiene that the cotton demand
skyrocketed and Britain later became the biggest producer of cotton textiles
instead of India. </span>
The correct answer is C.) Lack of diversification in industry, growth was experienced in only a few industries while others suffered.
Explanation:
Option A.) is factually incorrect - there was actually a mass overproduction in the agricultural economy, not “too few farm products.” Farmers actually produced more food than consumers wanted.
Option B.) - Yes, there was indisputably an uneven distribution of wealth; however, it was not in the favor of the farmers. In fact, many farmers were left in sever debt following the agriculture economic crisis.
Option D.) - While there were probably technological advances to a certain degree, it would be incorrect to say there were “too many jobs.” Unemployment rates in the U.S. during the Great Depression reached nearly 25% at its highest (which may not sound drastic, but it absolutely is.) This was one of the highest unemployment rates in history, and it affected most of the industrialized world in the West.
