Answer:
Explanation: Before we tackle this question we must look at a bit of background information. There are two economic schools of thought
-Keynesian
-Supplyside
- In keynesian economics, the government believes that in order to increase the supply, Congress must invest in the society, therefore increasing the deficit.
- <em>In supply side economics, the govt believes the only way to stimulate the economy is through de-regulation, so the govt would actually generate less revenue</em>
<em>- During times of depression keynesian economics are often seemed to be most effective.</em>
<span>D) The gap between the rich and poor decreased as more people were working and became wealthy
</span>The gap between the rich and poor decreased as more people were working and became wealthy was not<span> a cause that led to massive riots and demonstrations among Iranians and culminated in the IslamRevolutionion in Iran in 1978: in fact, it was instead the opposite, as western culture drove inequality and spread, even more, the gap between rich and poor.</span>
A and D make the most sense out of all these. Hope this helps :)
President Franklin D. Roosevelt implemented a plan called The New Deal to improve the economy after the Great Depression and create prosperity. With a series of government plans and public projects this plan would create jobs and make life better for all in need.
