They started becoming widely available in smaller and more compact devices and at cheaper prices. They were a staple in most peoples lives to hear news, weather, and music. They also were use for warnings about possible warfares and government announcements.
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The Native Americans and the Spanish learned many things from each other. Pueblo people learned how to use new tools, grow new foods, and raise sheep for wool. From the Indians, the Spanish learned new techniques for growing crops in the desert. Many converted to Catholicism. However, the Spanish treated the Native Americans harshly. Indians were made to work as slave labor. Their religious leaders who refused to convert to Christianity were whipped. **The Spanish brought diseases, which killed many Indians. In response to this treatment, Native Americans sometimes attacked the Spanish.
The correct answer is: " It rose rapidly as farms and businesses closed"
One of the most destructive factors that affected the US economy during the Great Depression, apart from the financial crash in 1929, was the shortage of the demand. Prices plunged due to the excess of supply in goods and services markets and, as firms and farms went bankrupt, many people lost their jobs and their availability of income from wages, so there was an even further extraordinary contraction in the demand side.