Which of the following is true of unemployment during the Great Depression? [Select all that apply.] Which of the following is true of unemployment during the Great Depression? [Select all that apply.] It was a symptom of broader economic distress, particularly the dramatic collapse of business, industry, and agriculture. Unemployment numbers spiked to their highest right after the stock market collapse and remained steady until declining in the mid-1930s. Widespread, long-term unemployment only deepened the Depression. For the first time, America had a large class of able-bodied men w