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Why did the Great Depression in the United States affect the economies of Europe? Question 1 options: The US was in serious debt after WWI European markets were closely connected to American markets European
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Why did the Great Depression in the United States affect the economies of Europe?

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The US was in serious debt after WWI


European markets were closely connected to American markets


European nations owned territory in the US


It did not affect Europe

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European markets were closely connected to American markets.
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