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A. There were breaks between terms so they were not all consecutive.
Explanation:
Eugene Talmadge was elected as Georgia's governor in <em>1932. </em>He served the office for <em>two consecutive terms</em>. He became very popular for his dictatorial style of governance. Since he couldn't run again for the position of governor in 1936, he ran for<em> Senator</em>. However, he didn't win. In 1940, he tried running again as a governor and he won. It was his third term. Clearly, <em>there was a break between the two consecutive terms here.</em> In 1942, he ran again but lost the governor's position. This was also another break for him. Finally, he won the position for the<em> 4th time</em> in 1946, however, he died before his scheduled inauguration.
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Answer:
they expected national government to become involved in the economy
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