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In France, how did Socialists attempt to fight the effects of the Great Depression?
(I believe it's either the first or the third answer.)
~ They overthrew the government.
~ They created new jobs.
~ They passed worker reforms.
~ They banned all imports.

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Check my answers?
In France, how did Socialists attempt to fight the effects of the Great Depression?
(I believe it's either the first or the third answer.)
~ They overthrew the government.
~ They created new jobs.
~ They passed worker reforms.
~ They banned all imports.

anonymous · Answer

The French created the Popular Font which is based off of the New deal... So what did the New deal do for the United States, and that should help :)

anonymous · Answer

In that case, the third answer makes the most since.
Care to help check a few more?

anonymous · Answer

sure send them my way :)

anonymous · Answer

Why did people demand not just banking and stock market reform but also new forms of government after the Great Depression?
(I think it's the second one.)
~ Governments refused to make post-Depression financial reforms.
~ The Depression shattered people’s confidence in the government.
~ Banks and stock markets were minimally responsible for the Depression.
~ Resentment of existing governments began well before the Depression.

anonymous · Answer

After the Depression, millions of Americans were out of work. So in the people's mind it was the government's fault because of the introduction of the credit card; which is an IRS or a government created ordeal, along with other financial objects; like bank insurance. The people lost trust because they lost their money. So you are correct.

anonymous · Answer

Yay! 
A “blitz” is different from a “blitzkrieg” because only a “blitz”
(again, I think it's the second
~ targets civilians.
~ relies exclusively on air power.
~ takes place at great speed.
~ destroys large portions of the country.

anonymous · Answer

Blitzkrieg is the German term for lightning, and the blitz was a bombing that was carried out over Britain; So being that it was Over Britain, it is B...

anonymous · Answer

Excellent :)      Okay last one:
Why did the Weimar Republic collapse?
(I believe it's the first answer.)
~ The government had to take out extensive loans.
~ Many individuals were out of work because of the war.
~ Citizens felt that the government did not serve their needs. 
~ Significant financial resources were given to another country.

anonymous · Answer

Correct; there were massive amounts of debt in Wimar/Germany, and they were unable to cope with the depression.

anonymous · Answer

*weimar

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much for all of your help. I greatly appreciate it. :)

anonymous · Answer

You are welcome :) I am very glad to help!