Which of these was NOT a cause of the worldwide depression of 1920s and 1930s? A) Banks made unsound loans. B) An increase in international trade. C) Over-speculation in the U.S. stock market. D) Worker's wages did not keep pace with production.
The answer is B. this is not a cause of it because more trade equals more production which then leads to more money, jobs, and supplies to then lead your country to success.
