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What was the unemployment rate during the height of the Great Depression? A.)5% B.)5% C.)25% D.)50%

What was the unemployment rate during the height of the Great Depression? A.)5% B.)5% C.)25% D.)50%
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What was the unemployment rate during the height of the Great Depression?

A.)5%
B.)5%
C.)25%
D.)50%

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C. 25.6% or one in four americans.

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