Which of the following is true about unemployment rates during the great depression?

a) unemployment rates were low.

b) unemployment affected all races equally.

c) unemployment was not a problem because the demand for goods was high.

d) unemployment rates among african americans were higher than unemployment rates among whites.

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During the Great Depression, it was difficult for all races/social classes to find work. Unemployment rates were high and the economy was close to collapsing. Although all races and genders had a hard time finding work, unemployment rates for African Americans were higher than unemployment rates for whites. African Americans were discriminated against and their unemployment rate was nearly 20% higher than white workers.

The correct answer to your question is D: Unemployment rates among African Americans were higher than unemployment rates among whites.

I hope this answers your question!

Your answer is b , public works