Overproduction, under consumption and stock speculation all helped cause:

Question

A. The Great Depression. B. World War II. C. The Teapot Dome Scandal. D. The Roaring Twenties.

Answer 1

These three terms have to do with the economy.  So the only choice we can have is A and D.

 

During the roaring 20s, the economy was going well.  Business was booming and consumers were buying what they can get their hands on.  During this time, the majority of people had jobs.

 

During the Great Depression, consumers bought less because they did not have enough money to spend.  This was due to job loss.  Because of this, companies produced more than what they sold.  This caused the stock market to crash.

 

 

Based on the information I have given you, which is the answer between choice A and choice D.