Remember: One person's spending is another person's wages, so when spending shrinks, jobs shrink too.
Questions
1
Which one is not true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
⏱️It lasted only a few weeks🛡️Many countries made rules to keep bank savings safer🧑🍳When shops sell less, they may need fewer helpers
2
Which one is true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🥣Neighbours helped each other💸Every family lost their savings🚫Spending has nothing to do with jobs
3
Which one is true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🏘️One town could fix it alone by saving harder🚫Spending has nothing to do with jobs👷In some countries about one worker in four had no job
4
Which one is not true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🌉Paying people to build roads gave them wages to spend🌀Less spending and fewer jobs can feed each other🏘️One town could fix it alone by saving harder
5
⏱️Is it not true? It lasted only a few weeks.
TrueFalse
6
🛡️Is it true? Many countries made rules to keep bank savings safer.
TrueFalse
7
Which one is true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🏘️One town could fix it alone by saving harder🚫Spending has nothing to do with jobs🗓️The Great Depression was in the nineteen thirties
8
Which one is not true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
💸Every family lost their savings🗓️The Great Depression was in the nineteen thirties🌉Paying people to build roads gave them wages to spend
9
Which one is true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🌀Less spending and fewer jobs can feed each other🏘️One town could fix it alone by saving harder💸Every family lost their savings
10
Which one is not true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🔄A person's spending is a neighbour's wages🏘️One town could fix it alone by saving harder🥣Neighbours helped each other
11
Which one is true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🌉Paying people to build roads gave them wages to spend💸Every family lost their savings🏘️One town could fix it alone by saving harder
12
Which one is true about Millbrook and the Great Depression?
🔄A person's spending is a neighbour's wages🚫Spending has nothing to do with jobs💸Every family lost their savings
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Answer key · Set C
The Great Depression
1It lasted only a few weeks
2Neighbours helped each other
3In some countries about one worker in four had no job
4One town could fix it alone by saving harder
5True
6True
7The Great Depression was in the nineteen thirties
8Every family lost their savings
9Less spending and fewer jobs can feed each other
10One town could fix it alone by saving harder
11Paying people to build roads gave them wages to spend
12A person's spending is a neighbour's wages
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