Let's analyze the data from the table to answer each question step-by-step.
1. Largest decline in foreign trade:
- US: ↓ 70%
- Britain: ↓ 60%
- Germany: ↓ 61%
By comparing the percentages, we can see that the largest decline occurred in the US with a 70% decrease in foreign trade.
2. Greatest increase in unemployment:
- US: ↑ 607%
- Britain: ↑ 129%
- Germany: ↑ 232%
By comparing the percentages, the US had the greatest increase in unemployment, with a 607% increase between 1929 and 1932.
3. Country least affected by the Great Depression based on industrial production:
- US: ↓ 46%
- Britain: ↓ 23%
- Germany: ↓ 41%
By comparing the percentages, Britain was the least affected by the Great Depression in terms of industrial production, with a 23% decline.
Based on the analysis, here are the completed statements:
- According to the chart, the largest decline in foreign trade occurred in the US.
- The greatest increase in unemployment between 1929 and 1932 occurred in the US.
- According to the chart, Britain was least affected by the Great Depression.