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Question 1

The National Recovery Administration sought to stimulate production through:
 
  A) increased competition.
  B) government purchase of private corporations.
  C) government loans to corporations.
  D) government-enforced industrial codes.

Question 2

Which of the following programs is NOT correctly matched to its purpose?
 
  A) CCCemployed jobless young men in conservation projects
  B) FERAdirected relief to the states to fund work projects
  C) AAAplayed an active federal role in agricultural planning and price setting
  D) NRAprovided jobs through federal construction projects

Question 3

Roosevelt empathized with those struggling with the depression because he:
 
  A) had a personal rags to riches story.
  B) had seen his father's business fail in 1929.
  C) had been crippled by polio.
  D) lost his personal fortune in the market crash.

Question 4

In the election of 1932:
 
  A) Roosevelt won by a razor-thin margin.
  B) Hoover pledged, if reelected, to launch a new deal.
  C) Roosevelt won in an unprecedented landslide.
  D) Republicans retained control of Congress.



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Answer 1

Answer: D

Answer 2

Answer: D

Answer 3

Answer: C

Answer 4

Answer: C





 

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