Question

How did Coolidge's economic policies relate to Harding's?

Like Harding, Coolidge wanted to help workers' rights.

Unlike Harding, Coolidge worked to raise falling crop prices.

Like Harding, Coolidge tried to keep government out of business.

Unlike Harding, Coolidge believed in limited government regulation of business

Answer 1

Coolidge and Harding both believed in "laissez faire" government. Do you know what that is?

Answer 2

not really

Answer 3

The 1920's were a time of great character and change yet Presidents Harding and Coolidge were conservative Presidents. The policies they set in place were popular at the time but as we shall see their lack of fore sight and unwillingness to stay involved internationally eventually led America into its most desperate hour... the Great Depression.
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Answer 4

what is this for

Answer 5

Basically, "laissez faire" means that the government stays out of private business. Many people believe that it is the best way to grow business, but it's also dangerous because it results in lack of regulations, etc. Both Coolidge and Harding believed in it.
So based on that, which answer do you think it is? @raquel1234

Answer 6

i think the answer is A

Answer 7

does that sound about right?

Answer 8

no never mind is C?

Answer 9

Yes, C. I'm pretty sure.

Answer 10

Which of these was an effect of U.S. government policies during the 1920s?

U.S. economic growth slowed.

U.S. free trade increased.

U.S. national debt declined.

U.S. income tax rates rose.

Answer 11

do you know the answer?

Answer 12

i say between a b or d

Answer 13

how about you @stormgirl47

Answer 14

@michaelc96 i think is C what do you say

Answer 15

well debt declining is what we want its good isn't it loss of debt wouldn't hurt us

Answer 16

i say B if you ever need help just shout hehe ill be glad to help when ever

Answer 17

thanks!!

Answer 18

Which area of the economy benefited from the policies of the Harding administration?

labor unions

foreign governments

domestic businesses

agricultural producers

Answer 19

@michaelc96 what do you think the answer is

Answer 20

i think its C

Answer 21

Pretty much everybody. Harding reduced the Federal budget by half, and reduced the national debt by one third. He cut tax rates for every income group. His policies, largely overseen by his ingenious Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon, led to one of the biggest 20th century economic booms. From the Wikipedia article: "The combined declines in unemployment and inflation (later known as the Misery Index) were among the sharpest in U.S. history. Wages, profits, and productivity all made substantial gains during the 1920s."

So maybe the best answer is C. But on the other hand, Harding intervened in the Great Railroad Strike of 1922 in an attempt, ultimately successful, to change the standard 12-hour workday to an 8-hour workday, a longstanding goal of labor leaders.

Answer 22

PERFECT!

Answer 23

thats what i figured

Answer 24

hehe yea anything else :)

Answer 25

yes lol

Answer 26

okay let it rip hehe xD

Answer 27

Which industry suffered from overproduction during the early 1920s?

automobile

agriculture

housing

household goods

Answer 28

ill say D but let me research

Answer 29

ok:D

Answer 30

its my second guess agriculture hehe

Answer 31

I haven no idea

Answer 32

no im saying its agriculture lol

Answer 33

oh hahhaha yeah i just looked it up and thats what it says

Answer 34

The introduction of which of the following most contributed to declining automobile prices during the 1920s?

protective tariffs

consumer advertisements

installment plans

assembly lines

Answer 35

i think its D

Answer 36

may be but it may also be C &A let me see

Answer 37

OK!

Answer 38

D it is you me and weegly said so 3 is better than 2 hehe

NEXT hehe

Answer 39

so D it is

Answer 40

What was one effect of the popularity of the automobile on the U.S. economy?

Factory workers experienced declining wages and longer working hours.

Tourism declined as drivers quickly tired of heavy road traffic.

More workers were needed in industries that made related parts.

Fewer people took on consumer debt in order to save up to buy a car.

Answer 41

what do you think

Answer 42

what do you think :)

Answer 43

honestly i have no idea

Answer 44

ill say B let me see

Answer 45

any news

Answer 46

Which of these contributed the most to the Florida land boom?

stock market speculation

introduction of the automobile

construction of motels and diners

elimination of state income taxes

Answer 47

this will be my next question if you could help me with!

Answer 48

hello

Answer 49

im back sorry i was doing something :(

Answer 50

its ok lol so do you think the answer for that one is B

Answer 51

That Tourism declined as drivers quickly tired of heavy road traffic.

Answer 52

and weegly says C so its between the 2 and sorry for leaving you hanging

Answer 53

ok so im gonna go with C

Answer 54

That more workers were needed

Answer 55

go for C the internet was taking about jods hehe

Answer 56

Which of these contributed the most to the Florida land boom?

stock market speculation

introduction of the automobile

construction of motels and diners

elimination of state income taxes

Answer 57

do u know this one

Answer 58

i say a gimmy a sec

Answer 59

kk

Answer 60

is this flvs world history so i can see if its in there

Answer 61

yes 4.02 QUIZ

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thanks lol i got an a on that ugh let me check xD

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KK

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did u find it lol

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thats a whiting thing 4.02 this is world history right lol

Answer 66

yes

Answer 67

the roaring twenties

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i have to leave soon !

Answer 69

can u just helpe me out with these last few promblems

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yea hehe

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are u there

Answer 72

ok lets work! lol

Answer 73

Which of these contributed the most to the Florida land boom?

stock market speculation

introduction of the automobile

construction of motels and diners

elimination of state income taxes

Answer 74

ill go for ummmmm A or C

Answer 75

i put C lol

Answer 76

next and lets see if a friend can help @sabwises

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Thank you Michaelc96. (:

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can you help up for a third brain buddy

Answer 79

so whats the next question

Answer 80

im so lost you say its 4.02 so its on writing i put this and got a 70% but its not finished

Answer 81

hey i see your back on hehe so need anymore hehe