Without specific options listed, it is not possible to determine which causes of the Great Depression Roosevelt explicitly referenced. However, some commonly known causes of the Great Depression include the stock market crash of 1929, overproduction and underconsumption, banking crisis, and monetary policy failures. Roosevelt's policies and statements during his presidency, particularly in his inaugural address, focused on addressing unemployment, poverty, and promoting economic recovery, rather than explicitly referencing specific causes of the Great Depression.
