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How did World War 1 help contribute to the Great Depression? A. Large amounts of reparations, and debt from the world's biggest economies (Germany, France, UK, ect) B. Trading across the world stopped
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How did World War 1 help contribute to the Great Depression?

A. Large amounts of reparations, and debt from the world's biggest economies (Germany, France, UK, ect)

B. Trading across the world stopped

C. The Treaty of Versailles had France pay $33 Billion in reparations.

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