Question

4. Which themes for government action emerged during FDR's first Hundred Days as president?
(Points : 3)
less government intervention in American business

relief to individuals, economic recovery, reforms to avoid future economic disaster

heavy regulation of the banking industry; a laissez-faire approach to other businesses

less emphasis on a market economy; a move to a command economy

Answer 1

where is your history material/book?

Answer 2

I don't want to hear an excuse that you were not given any.

Answer 3

I have it next to me it is the Odyssey of American history, I looked in it esp at the givven pages by my teacher but she said that some information may or may not be in there and to try our best. I posted this on here because i simply cant find it any wear

Answer 4

cant find the answer that is

Answer 5

post it here

Answer 6

i'll help you comprehend and extrapolate answers from non-obvious ones.

Answer 7

how do i post my book?

Answer 8

figure out. how did you figure out posting a picture in your profile?

Answer 9

okay here :

Answer 10

have you seen a word about FDR's presidential seat in those photos you sent me? does it mean that you are reading the wrong thing? when was FDR the president of the US? what were the major events that took place during his presidency?

Answer 11

Thats my whole reasoning point, the information she gave us was very vague and she said that the book will not cover everything that we are going to be tested on
so I know i am reading the right stuff

Answer 12

the timeline of your reading material has nothing to do with FDR

Answer 13

FDR's presidential term: March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945

Answer 14

you got the wrong pages, you might want to double check it with your teacher or just look at the index

Answer 15

exactly, thats what i have been trying to say the information that was given me has nothing to do with the question, also I dont have the wrong pages this information of these pages covered a vast majority of my questions but there are like three questions that the teacher randomly picked to not be in the book

Answer 16

to see what we remember or know with out the book

Answer 17

ask your teacher...

Answer 18

I cant I am home schooled and my teacher is not replying trust me i called her like 8 times
and left 6 messages

Answer 19

let your mother, parents or guardian do it

Answer 20

this is my last resort I tried everything in my power to solve it but since I have no idea i took it to this site

Answer 21

why would i let my parents do my hw? they are dumb as rocks, pluss they are at work

Answer 22

you have the book, go look at the index what pages FDR's information is at

Answer 23

MAKE your parents CALL your teacher

Answer 24

I have a feeling that you are just making up excuses to not help me. I have provided you the page numbers and the question i told you my circumstance

Answer 25

I can not MAKE my parents do anything

Answer 26

i am really tying here i have all my questions answered but two

Answer 27

I am not making excuses. History requires reading materials and the answers are usually found in them. Your job is to find where it is, NOT MINE or anyone else.
You obviously realized that you were reading the wrong pages as they contained anything but FDR's presidential seat, so why didn't you look up the index and figure out the right pages instead ?

Answer 28

I told you that this information is not listed in our text books. it above our years apparently, she wants us to answer based on our knowledge and memory but i cant remember. And no I am reading the correct material, how else could i have gotten my answers to all my other questions.

Answer 29

if I can do it, so can you
http://www.gwu.edu/~erpapers/teachinger/glossary/brains-trust.cfm

Answer 30

relief to individuals, economic recovery, reforms to avoid future economic disaster?

Answer 31

so the answer is B correct?

Answer 32

hello?