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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which of the following did the New Deal use to solve many of the Great Depression's problems? It lowered federal spending to maintain a balanced budget. It lowered tariffs to bring in essential commodities. It reduced taxes on big businesses to stimulate job creation. It provided federal aid to many sectors of the economy. It increased federal spending on military expenditure to create jobs.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The New Deal was a complex economic package that Roosevlet jumpstarted shortly after the depression in the mid 1930's. Historians refer to it as "the 3R's": Relief, Reform, and and Recovery. There were two waves of the New Deal. The first New Deal launched in March of 33, and it mainly focused on such groups as farming, railroads, industry, farming etc. It also dealt with bank reform, work relief programs, agircultural programs, among other things. The second New Deal launched sometime between 34 and 35, and this included something called the Wagner Act, which promoted labor unions. Probably what many consider to be the most important thing about the new deal was the Social Security Act, something that to this day still benefits our country's retired folk. Some other programs that still exist to this day are Fannie Mae and Securities and Exchange Commission.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

i don't know

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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