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The graph shows the stock values of the Dow Jones Index in 1929. What was the eventual problem with the 1929 rise in stock prices? Stocks became overvalued. Profits continued to increase. People began
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The graph shows the stock values of the Dow Jones Index in 1929.

What was the eventual problem with the 1929 rise in stock prices?

Stocks became overvalued.
Profits continued to increase.
People began paying their debts.
The Dow Jones Index closed.

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Answer: a

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A stocks began overvalued.

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