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AP Success - AP World History: Great Depression via FDR's Chat

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • The increase in value of the US dollar internationally.

  • The rapid expansion of international trade agreements.

  • The stabilization of prices for basic commodities.

  • The destruction of property value for millions of people.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • The lack of technological advancement in the agricultural sector.

  • The actions of financial institutions in foreclosing mortgages and calling loans.

  • The implementation of strict government regulations on banking.

  • The excessive printing of money leading to hyperinflation.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • There was a significant change in the purchasing power of money due to the Depression.

  • The US dollar was on the gold standard with a fixed value.

  • The US was experiencing a period of strong economic growth and stability.

  • The value of the dollar was tied directly to the stock market performance.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Neutral, providing a detached analysis of global economic trends.

  • Optimistic and dismissive of the nation's economic problems.

  • Candid and informative, addressing the nation's economic hardships.

  • Confrontational, blaming foreign nations for domestic economic issues.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • The return to the gold standard to stabilize the currency.

  • The privatization of banking and insurance companies to promote competition.

  • The immediate reduction of federal spending to balance the budget.

  • The implementation of New Deal programs to address economic instability.

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