Question

What did the Emergency Banking Act allow the government to do?

to insure customers' deposits up to $5,000

to reorganize and reopen banks with enough money to operate

to hire workers to staff deserted banks and financial institutions

to borrow money so that it could spend more than it took in

Answer 1

I think is B -to reorganize and reopen banks with enough money to operate

Answer 2

I think its B too

Answer 3

Okay thanks @MonaLove

Answer 4

What about this one?

Answer 5

No problem (:

Answer 6

Why was the electricity generated by the TVA cheaper than that generated by private power companies?

Workers for the TVA did not receive payment like private workers did.

The TVA operated mostly at a loss instead of trying to make a profit.

Private companies used older and less efficient equipment than the TVA.

The federal government did not levy any taxes on the TVA.

Answer 7

I might go for B too.

Answer 8

Ok thanks so much, I'm having trouble with this questions

Answer 9

Its alright (:

Answer 10

Thank you for the medal; Did you d good on it?

Answer 11

I tell you when I finish the test @MonaLove

Answer 12

Some help Please???

Which of these was a long-term effect of the New Deal on the United States?

The federal government began to employ regular Americans for the first time.

Americans rely on the federal government for a social safety net.

Average citizens developed a great distrust of federal government programs.

Labor unions have steadily lost power since the passage of New Deal reforms.

Answer 13

americans rely on the federal goverment for a social safety net

Answer 14

@fernandoag1506