Question

Why were Americans most likely willing to accept such a large growth of the federal government?

Answer 1

The first alternative is correct (A).

President Roosevelt adopted a set of economic and social measures between the years 1933 and 1937, aiming to recover the United States economy from the 1929 crisis. This became known as the New Deal.

The New Deal was characterized by strong state investment in public works, reforms in the banking system, price control and corporate production, social measures, incentives to agriculture and shorter working hours.

The results were positive for warming the economy, reducing unemployment and increasing workers' incomes. This made the acceptance of people high.

Answer 2

Americans were most likely willing to accept such a large growth of the federal government because A. federal programs helped their own lives.
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