Wow He was super important basically what he did was <span>Developed the "Square Deal," Dissolved 44 monopolistic corporations and regulated railroad rates to protect the middle and working class He aslo <span>Passed the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act to better regulate food production and labeling.
There is a little more to the story with the square deal but this would get u by.</span></span>
During the 1920s and 1930s the political and economic challenges and trials encountered were:
1. Unemployment – many of the citizens were jobless
2. The great depression was encountered by the United States in 1929 because the stock market was crashed which caused a run on the banks.
3. There are strikes in Great Britain, the British economy was become slowly to recover
4. The United States had a post-war economic boom.
Answer: C. protect new industries
Explanation:
Tariffs are charges to imported goods with the double aim of reducing imports and earning more income from them.
In the early days of industrialization, the U.S. lagged behind the more advanced European economies which meant that the Europeans could produce things cheaper than Americans and therefore sell cheaper as well.
Congress therefore believed that to protect new companies that were rising to meet the challenge they had to impose tariffs so that people would stop buying more imports and switch to the goods produced by the new industries.
"Increasing our domestic slave trade will increase our productivity on growing more crops, therefore we need more slave trade to produce more money."
