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How did the stock market perform prior to the crash of October, 1929?

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How did the stock market perform prior to the crash of October, 1929?

How did the stock market perform prior to the crash of October, 1929?

A. Stock values rose steadily for most of the 1920s.
B. Stock values decreased every year from 1925-1929.
C. Stock values remained steady through most of the 1920s.
D. Stock values showed no consistent pattern of growth or loss in the 1920s.

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