How were minorities at a disadvantage during the Great Depression?

A) They were often the first to have their hours or jobs cut.

B) They did not have access to savings accounts.

C) They had limited skills compared to other workers.

D) They were not given loans from the Federal Farm Board.

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Anabel

15 December, 23:02

How were minorities at a disadvantage during the Great Depression?

A) They were often the first to have their hours or jobs cut.

B) They did not have access to savings accounts.

C) They had limited skills compared to other workers.

D) They were not given loans from the Federal Farm Board.

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Jaliyah Barrera · Answer 1

"They were often the first to have their hours or jobs cut" is the one among the following choices given in the question that shows how the minorities were at a disadvantage during the Great Depression. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "A".

Caylee Huber · Answer 2

a) They were often the first to have their hours or jobs cut.

b) They did not have access to savings accounts.

c) They had limited skills compared to other workers.

D) They were not given loans from the Federal Farm Board.

(answer is b)

How were minorities at a disadvantage during the Great Depression?A) They were often the first to have their hours or jobs cut.B) They did not have access to savings accounts.C) They had limited skills compared to other workers.D) They were not given loans from the Federal Farm Board.

How were minorities at a disadvantage during the Great Depression?

A) They were often the first to have their hours or jobs cut.

B) They did not have access to savings accounts.

C) They had limited skills compared to other workers.

D) They were not given loans from the Federal Farm Board.