Faced with falling prices, ecological emergencies, and rising debt and foreclosure rates, perhaps most affected by the Great Depression was America's banking industry.

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The most affected were actually the American farmers, who faced falling prices for their crops, ecological disasters like the Dust Bowl, and rising debt and foreclosure rates, in addition to the overall economic downturn impacting various sectors including banking.

Faced with Falling Prices, Ecological Emergencies, and Rising Debt and Foreclosure