What happened when spain’s government could not overcome social and economic problems during the great depression? citizen groups revolted against the government. the head of the government gave his resignation. a new leader seized control from the military rulers. the army led a rebellion against the government.

As a result of the inability of Spain's government to overcome social and economic problems in the Great Depression,  The army led a rebellion against the government.

This started after the Spanish army led by General Franco, staged a rebellion against the government because they were unable to overcome the various problems that came with the Great Depression.

A bloody civil war ensued that led to many deaths. At the end, the army took control and operated a dictatorship till Franco's death.

In conclusion, option D is correct.

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The army led a rebellion against the government.

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