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Who was Dred Scott?
 
  A) a slave
  B) a politician
  C) a priest
  D) a military officer
  E) a southern governor

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How did President Roosevelt address the needs of the unemployed during the Great Depression?
 
  A) He implemented a wage garnishment for the employed which was given to the unemployed.
  B) He created Social Security which provided the unemployed with a monthly stipend.
  C) He created jobs through government programs like the CCC and the WPA.
  D) He ignored the unemployed and focused on the wealthy.
  E) He provided shelter and food to those who had no money.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 9, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

C


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