What problems did the world face as the 1930s began? Check all that apply.

Production sharply increased.
International trade decreased.
Money was too widely available.
Workers had difficulty finding jobs.
Access to raw materials decreased.
The US economy began to slow down.

What is on reason why areas that are just beginning to industrialize typically have a higher rate of population growth than countries that are already industrialized

Which events are correlated but do not necessarily have a causal relationship?

Which source would best a historian understand the effect of the great chicago fire on families? a. a biography of a chicago family displaced by the fire b. a letter from a grandmother in new york to her family in chicago c. a newspaper editorial about families who were displaced d. an oral history dictated by an adolescent who fled the fire