According to the chart in American Horizons Chapter $23,$ which of the following is true about unemployment in the United States across the Great Depression?

Group of answer choices

The percentage of the labor force that was unemployed in $1931$ was larger than the percentage unemployed in $1936$

When FDR ran for re$-$election in $1936$ the unemployment rate still stood above $20\%$

Unemployment, in terms of the absolute numbers of unemployed persons, spiked again in $1938,$ after it had reached the lowest it had since $1931$

The number of unemployed Americans rose every year from $1929$ through $1934$