n 1929, the US stock market crashed and investors lost over $25 billion. How
did this affect the United States?
(1 point)
It led to the reelection of Herbert Hoover in a landslide victory after he created
numerous government programs to help those affected.
It deepened the economic depression in the country, causing the government
to take a larger role in regulating the national economy.
It motivated the United States to engage in colonialism to secure new
resources, which damaged its relationships with other countries.
It caused the Senate to authorize the country to join the League of Nations so
that it could benefit from aid provided to member states.