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Which statement explains the reason behind the collapse of a majority of banks during the Great Depression? Americans started to open too many new accounts Americans felt insecu…

Which statement explains the reason behind the collapse of a majority of banks during the Great Depression? Americans started to open too many new accounts Americans felt insecu…
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Which statement explains the reason behind the collapse of a majority of banks during the

Great Depression?
Americans started to open too many new accounts
Americans felt insecure and started to withdraw their money,
The Federal Reserve went to put too much money into supporting the economy
None of the above.

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americans felt inseuce and started withdrawling money

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