Answer:
1. Roosevelt's recovery program
: <u>New Deal</u>
2. fair treatment of all nations following World War I
: <u>Just peace</u>
3. Harding's postwar program
: <u>return to normalcy</u>
4. legislation controlling corporation competition practices
: <u>National Industrial Recovery Act</u>
5. Wilson's program of political and social reforms
: <u>progressivism</u>
6. program of flood control and soil conservation
: <u>Tennessee Valley Authority</u>
7. resulted in five-nation treaty banning build-up of certain military equipment
: <u>Washington Disarmament Conference</u>
8. legislation for veteran bonuses
: <u>Patman bill</u>
9. Roosevelt's initial program to pass as much legislation as possible
: <u>First Hundred Days</u>
10. financial aid to Europe
: <u>Young Plan</u>
11. organization for black persons' rights
: <u>National Urban League</u>
12. British ship sunk by Germans: <u>Lusitania</u>
Answer: there are many theories because they weren't sure who would have been against him.
Explanation: JFK wasn't in many problems during his presidential years so they weren't sure.
There was a demand on enslaved people because of the increase of cotton production since the cotton gin was invented.
Taxation without representation, England was taxing the colonies and they had so say in how the world (America) would work.
Yes he did because it was "more close to any other plan." (Btw quoted from my textbook)
