The Works Progress Administration (WPA) programs faced strong criticism from Congress, the lay public and the press. This was the case of Federal Project Number One, which programs employed artists, writers, musicians and actors. Americans described these and other government projects as <em>"boondoggling"</em>, meaning that they were profligate or unnecessary. Franklin D. Roosevelt's enemies found this as an opportunity to attack, which led to the final censorship: the projects were cancelled.
The 1920's were a time of sensational social and political change. Surprisingly, a larger number of Americans lived in urban communities than on homesteads. The country's aggregate riches dramatically increased somewhere around 1920 and 1929, and this monetary development cleared numerous Americans into a prosperous however new society.
Answer:
elephant
Explanation:
the elephant is the only one without fur, the only one that is above the height of 6 feet, and the only one that has a trunk.
Answer:
Mrs. Smith said, "Artists mix colors."
Explanation:
She is saying it so it needs to be in quotes
Answer:A
Explanation:A is most likely the best answer.
