tjmawia
Answered

During the 1930s, the "New Deal" showed that the United States government was willing to

A)
strictly follow the practices of laissez-faire economics.


B)
provide military aid to European nations fighting against fascism.


C)
become more involved in the direction of the United States' economy.


D)
allow natural economic consequences to solve the nation's monetary problems.

Answer :

Luke123456
Hey there:) Good question...
The answer is C. To become more involved in the direction of the United States economy
And here is why....
During this time frame the United Sates was still feeling the effects of the Great Depression. The "New Deal" was a domestic program(which means here in the United Sates) it provided relief to people by providing jobs it helped the industry which is what provided the jobs as well as making sure finances remained stable. I am not gonna get too far into it i just want you to remember its a "DOMESTIC" program that was made to help the "ECONOMY" when thinking about this answer

Other Questions