Each of the following took place in the 1930s EXCEPT
A. the collapse of the entire international financial structure.
B. a drought that became known as the Dust Bowl wiped out millions of farmers.
C. all of the nation's banks were closed in the first week of March 1933.
D. the fulfillment of the promise: "two cars in every garage" and "a chicken in every pot".
D. the fulfillment of the promise: "two cars in every garage" and "a chicken in every pot".
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