the great depression refers primarily to\nthe loss of confidence in government after world war i\nthe crash…

the great depression refers primarily to\nthe loss of confidence in government after world war i\nthe crash of stock market prices in 1929\nthe 1920s decline in agricultural output\nthe near-decade global economic downturn

the great depression refers primarily to\nthe loss of confidence in government after world war i\nthe crash of stock market prices in 1929\nthe 1920s decline in agricultural output\nthe near-decade global economic downturn

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The Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic depression that lasted from 1929 to 1939. It was not just a single - event stock market crash (though the 1929 stock market crash was a trigger). It was a prolonged period (about a decade) of global economic downturn. The loss of confidence in government after World War I is not related to the Great Depression. The decline in agricultural output in the 1920s was a pre - existing issue in some economies but not the main definition of the Great Depression.

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the near - decade global economic downturn