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History help please

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@tigerlover

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36 question quiz, unless you're busy

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I can help, but only briefly.

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Okie President Roosevelt’s plan of relief, recovery, and reform, known as the New Deal, was to address

Question 1 options:

the Great Depression


concerns of the wealthy


World War 2


World War 1

Answer 6

A

Answer 7

Thanks Which example shows the RELIEF component of FDR’s New Deal?

Question 2 options:

Public Works Administration(PWA)—created jobs for projects like building roads, bridges, and dams


Federal Emergency Relief Administration(FERA)—federal money to states for meeting basic needs of homeless


Tennessee Valley Authority(TVA)—provided jobs in Tennessee Valley to build dams, power plants, and work to control flooding and erosion


all of these

Answer 8

A

Answer 9

Which example shows the RECOVERY component of FDR’s New Deal?

Question 3 options:

the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation(FDIC)—regain public confidence in bank by insuring individual bank accounts up to $5000.


the Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC)—to prevent another stock market crash by more government control/regulation in stock transactions.


Tennessee Valley Authority(TVA)—provided jobs in Tennessee Valley to build dams, power plants, and work to control flooding and erosion


all of these

Answer 10

Thanks

Answer 11

Maybe b?

Answer 12

Thanks, Which example shows the REFORM component of FDR’s New Deal?

Question 4 options:

the Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC)—to prevent another stock market crash by more government control/regulation in stock transactions.


Public Works Administration(PWA)—created jobs for projects like building roads, bridges, and dams


the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation(FDIC)—regain public confidence in bank by insuring individual bank accounts up to $5000.


all of these

Answer 13

B

Answer 14

Thanks Which statement best displays the greatest impact of New Deal (relief, recovery, reform) policies?

Question 5 options:

the New Deal was responsible for starting World War 2


the New Deal had no effect on the economy


decreased government spending which led to an increase in employment opportunities


increased government involvement in the economy

Answer 15

D x3

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Thanks, Why is the New Deal’s impact on the US economy hard to measure?

Question 6 options:

The New Deal reforms were spread across several years and changes to the economy can only be measured one year at a time


Because this was the world’s first Great Depression and economists did not understand how to measure the New Deal’s impact


WWII created production demands that benefited businesses and provided jobs that ended widespread unemployment


In addition to the New Deal, several international trade agreements were signed during this period and that diluted the New Deal’s impact

Answer 17

A?

Answer 18

Thanks, Why did FDR sign the Social Security Act in 1935 as a part of the second New Deal?

Question 7 options:

Roosevelt needed to include protections to the young and healthy workers who were fueling the economic turnaround


Roosevelt believed senior citizens did not benefit from the First New Deal


Roosevelt was concerned that the banking industry would enter in to another collapse with out the Social Security Act


Roosevelt felt that securing the social aspects of society would make people more likely to support the Allies in WW2

Answer 19

C?

Answer 20

Thanks Which was a piece of the Social Security Act in 1935?

Question 8 options:

all of these


unemployment insurance


old-age pensions (payments)


aid to the disabled

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Its alright hun, thanks

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@JustSaiyan

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A

Answer 25

Thanks, Which reason best highlights why amendments to the Social Security Act (SSA) were made?

Question 9 options:

the SSA amendments were ultimately vetoed by Congress


the first version excluded (left out) groups of people who should receive benefits too


the first version of the act covered more people than intended and the amendments were needed to cut costs


FDR was concerned that young voters felt left out of the New Deal, and the SSA amendments would provide benefits to them while they worked

Answer 26

B

Answer 27

Thanks, Which statement most reflects a criticism of FDR’s New Deal coming from a political CONSERVATIVE?

Question 10 options:

New Deal policies should have been limited to increasing immigration to help fill the many open jobs at the time


the government should have stepped in and done even more to expand its powers and revive the economy


the New Deal made government too big and powerful and limited rights of individuals and property


the state governments should have been the one to make the New Deal – not the federal government

Answer 28

A

Answer 29

Thanks, Which statement most reflects a criticism of FDR’s New Deal coming from a political LIBERAL?

Question 11 options:

the New Deal went too far in its attempts to control the economy


the New Deal only had impact in northern states


the federal government had no authority to step in and implement these New Deal policies.


the New Deal did not do enough to get government more involved in economy and stop inequality in US

Answer 30

D

Answer 31

Thanks, Why did the Supreme Court deem two policies of the First New Deal unconstitutional?

Question 12 options:

all of these


the Supreme Court did not see any economic impact and wanted to restrict the New Deal


believed the policies to involve the federal government too much in the regulation (control) of private businesses


Presidents are only allowed one major piece of legislation during their time in office

Answer 32

B

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Thanks, Which statement most likely displays FDR’s reason to “pack the court”

Question 13 options:

He wanted to reorganize the federal court system to uphold his New Deal agenda to get the judicial branch’s support


Packing the court would ensure that FDR would have the freedom to act as Commander-in-Chief during WW2


Gerrymandering was controlled by the courts and FDR wanted friendly congressional districts drawn after the 1930 census


Creating jobs for judges was FDR’s primary way for decrease unemployment

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A

Answer 35

Thanks, Eleanor Roosevelt’s broad participation in social and political causes during her time as First Lady was

Question 14 options:

important in shifting the First Lady’s role from passive to active as an agent for change


not uncommon as many First Ladies before her took an active role in changing society


important in ending the Great Depression


unique in that she targeted her efforts to help the middle and upper class

Answer 36

A or C.

Answer 37

Thanks, Which example highlights Eleanor Roosevelt’s influence as First Lady?

Question 15 options:

convinced FDR to appoint more women in government


ended discrimination related to New Deal laws


kept FDR informed on state of nation by traveling US


all of these

Answer 38

C

Answer 39

Thanks, Which group was Eleanor Roosevelt most concerned with helping?

Question 16 options:

women


minorities


poor


all of these

Answer 40

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