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How did loan defaults during the Great Depression affect banks?

Banks could not claim collateral from people borrowing money.
Banks stayed open by selling property to raise money.
Banks were unable to collect money they had loaned to people.
Banks helped people keep their property by giving out more loans.

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Banks were unable to collect money they had loaned to people.

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