Which of the following was a major cause of the Great Depression in Europe?

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The recall of American loans from European markets greatly destabilized the European economy and contributed to the Great Depression. This action was taken by American banks, who had invested heavily in the European markets in the 1920s but then faced economic difficulties at home. As a result, they demanded repayment of their loans from European countries, causing widespread economic upheaval in Europe. Weimar Germany's high tariff policies and the underproduction of agricultural goods were contributing factors, but they were not the major cause of the Great Depression in Europe.

Which of the Following Was a Major Cause of the Great