The factor that contributed to the rise of a welfare state in the United States was because Americans received direct benefits from the federal government during the depression. Welfare is the health, happiness, or fortune of someone or a group of people. The great depression was a time when the stock market crashed and all of the people lost their money, and they didn't know what to do with all the things they have to pay. Because the United States government gave the American citizens benefits during the great depression, the citizens became more happy because they got support from the government during a rough time. The government helped them with living expenses, health, and financial assistance.
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3. A. Dust bowl – when soil was no longer suitable for
farming and vegetation had been lost.
<span>4. A. Prohibition – in 1933 the 21st amendment
ended the 18th amendment and the Prohibition of alcohol era.</span>
5. D. Unemployment for millions of workers – This was caused
during the dip of the stock market in 1929 which was known as the crash.
