As an advocate of "modern Republicanism," Dwight Eisenhower took the position that the reforms of the New Deal era needed to be?
*
A.
overturned, so that the nation could return to its traditional reliance on laissez-faire capitalism
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B.
accepted and consolidated, but not extended any further
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C.
enthusiastically accepted and extended to help with economic problems the New Deal had failed to address adequately
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D.
re-examined, so that they could be adjusted to the new demands of the emerging global economy

Question

As an advocate of "modern Republicanism," Dwight Eisenhower took the position that the reforms of the New Deal era needed to be?
    *
      A.
      overturned, so that the nation could return to its traditional reliance on laissez-faire capitalism
    *
      B.
      accepted and consolidated, but not extended any further
    *
      C.
      enthusiastically accepted and extended to help with economic problems the New Deal had failed to address adequately
    *
      D.
      re-examined, so that they could be adjusted to the new demands of the emerging global economy