The first new deal dealt with pressing banking crisis through the Emergency Banking Act, The securities act was enacted to prevent a repeated stock market crash. The controversial work of the National Recovery Administration was also apart of the First New Deal. Hope this helps!
<span>Redemption was the point of view taken by ex-Confederates that saw the new leaders of Reconstruction as Northern "carpetbaggers" who needed to be ousted. They believed that the South, as it is said, would "rise again". We could call them a lot of other things - we could say that they were recalcitrant, that they were unreformed, or arguably, that they were even traitors to the unified Nation. But certainly, using a different set of language would make sense, because there was nothing "redeemed" about these people.</span>
He would think it was wrong because India did nothing to provoke the British to take over.
It’s the third one because that’s the only INTERNAL conflict.
I think B. He never wanted to repeat the devastation caused during one of his conquests. I'm not sure though