A common practice was to pay ridicilously small wages to workers themselves and pay even less to children and women who were working at factories. Another thing that was done was to either import foreign workers who would have to work for even less, or to move production to companies overseas where they would set up a distribution and where workers themselves would also have to work for very small amounts of money. This increased their profit margins.
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The top four causes of the depression:
The Great Depression was caused by many different reasons. The first reason is that there were high demands for consumer goods and agricultural products, and that led to overpopulation. The second reason was that buying on credit increased personal debt. Another cause of the Great Depression was that buying on a margin was a risky market practice--Bank loands for stock purchases was an unsound practice. (Not valid). Finally, The Smoot-Hawley Tarriff created trade war worsened world economic conditions. Huge increases in taxes hurt companies and individuals.
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The correct answer is where the royal power was weak or non-existent
Whenever there was a king that couldn't keep everyone in line, the local lords would band up on him or would become more and more independent and it would be difficult to control them since they would often work even with foreign powers against their own lords. This led to the downfall of numerous dynasties or emperors in Europe.
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It would be the "GI Generation" that refers to the post–World War I, pre–Great Depression generation, since these people came of age during periods of great turmoil and were "GIs" during World War I.
