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san4es73 [151]
3 years ago
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Use the quote to answer the question "America's present need is not heroics the healing not nostrums (useless medicines) but nor

malcy, not revolution but restoration."-Warren G. Harding
what does the quote suggest about Republicans and their policies during the 1920s?
A. they were interested in establishing American leadership and future foreign events.
B. they regretted getting involved in a war without a clear victory
C. they wanted to return to a focus on peace Private Industry and prosperity
D. they recognized the need for continued investment in social programs ​
History
2 answers:
alexgriva [62]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct answer is <u><em>C) they wanted to return to a focus on peace Private Industry and prosperity</em></u>

Explanation:

President Harding and his republicans had won the election in one of the largest margins in history. However, they inherited a country going through a tough depression just after the end of the World War I.

While, they did not openly regret to taking part in the first World War I, the party believed that it was the right time for the United States to look within rather than towards Europe.

They wanted to limit American interference in foreign affairs and instead focus on national peace, develop industry and bring back prosperity in the country. In a way, it was a policy of 'America-first'

blagie [28]3 years ago
6 0

They wanted to return to a focus on peace Private Industry and prosperity. This implies the correct answer is c.

After Harding won the election by a popular vote he introduced different conservative policies. The policies were designed to reduce government involvement in the Economy.

<h2>Further Explanation</h2>

During his tenure as US president, the country’s secretary of the treasury, Mellon won the passage of the United States Revenue Act of 1921. The Revenue Act favored wealthy Americans as it’s reduced the taxes imposed on them.

Harding was also in support of the emergency quota act, also known as the Emergency Immigration Act of 1921, which addressed some of the lingering problems that faced immigration at that time.

He also vetoed a bill that gives support to World War I veterans. Harding also signed several bills into law to addressed the problems facing farmers and also introduced several foreign policies.

Some of the policies embarked upon by Harding include:

  • He signed the budget and the accounting act of 1921
  • The account Act of 1921 was a landmark achievement in the budgeting process
  • The accounting Act also established the bureau of the budget.
  • Harding also introduced Fordney–McCumber Tariff; this law increased the tariff rates

Learn more about Warren G. Harding at:

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