The Panic of 1837 Began with

question 7

Multiple Choice

The Panic of 1837 began with

• A) a change in the policies of the Bank of England regarding loans, which led to a decline in the demand for U.S. cotton.
• B) a surplus of American wheat due to the gradual reliance on European trade throughout the Van Buren administration.
• C) the tariff of 1835, which had lowered duties to dangerous levels and resulted in a rise in American spending.
• D) a depression in France that negatively impacted the market across the Atlantic and increased reliance on the Specie Circular.
• E) a lack of American infrastructure projects, which in turn caused a surge in unemployment across the United States.

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Definitions:

Hidden Unemployment

Unemployment that includes individuals who have stopped looking for work or those who are underemployed, not fully reflected in official unemployment statistics.

Unemployment Compensation

Financial payments made to individuals who have lost their job until they find new employment, typically administered by government agencies.

Part Time

Employment with fewer hours per week compared to full-time jobs, often offering less benefits and lower pay.

Voluntarily Retired

Individuals who have chosen to exit the workforce and end their professional careers by choice rather than by necessity or force.