The correct answer is A) Racial tensions increased over competition for work.
<em>The choice that best completes the diagram is "Racial tensions increased over competition for work."</em>
The Great Depression indeed led to the loss of savings and jobs. The Great Depression was the result of the crash of the United States stock market in October 1929. After this event, thousands of people lost their jobs, many companies closed and banks went into bankruptcy. Poverty rates increased as people tried to find jobs to support their family. This event also generated more racial tension because white people consider that they had more right to get a better job than blacks. Competition for work became very fierce.
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