The Great Depression of 1929-1939 was different than other depressions because A. It only affected rich people, not poor people B. It affected everyone (both rich and poor) and lasted longer than previous depressions C. It only affected the US - not other countries D. It didn't affect people - only the stock market

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Frank Rowland

21 July, 07:10

The Great Depression of 1929-1939 was different than other depressions because A. It only affected rich people, not poor people B. It affected everyone (both rich and poor) and lasted longer than previous depressions C. It only affected the US - not other countries D. It didn't affect people - only the stock market

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Morgan Mccoy · Answer 1

The Great Depression of 1929-1939 was different than other depressions because B) it affected everyone (both rich and poor) and lasted longer than previous depressions.