What best describes Harding’s goals

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President Warren G. Harding had goals he wanted to accomplish.
Some of them he did, and some of them didn't work out.
One of his most well known goals is how he tool office with a clear mandate to restore business as usual, a condition he designated as "normalcy".
After the war, all people wanted was peace and prosperity, and to try and put it behind them.
This was achieved by Harding.

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