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AP European History
Unit 8 – 20th Century Global Conflicts
Topic 8.5
What was the main factor that led to the global economic crisis in Europe during the early 20th century?
Rapid growth and industrialization led to resource scarcity.
Overproduction of goods leading to inflation.
A sudden increase in interest rates by international banks.
The collapse of Wall Street and subsequent bank failures.
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AP European History - 8.5 Global Economic Crisis: The Great Depression
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