A) African Americans
B) Senior citizens
C) Native Americans
D) Mexican Americans
E) Women
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A) Share-the-Wealth Society
B) Townsend Plan
C) National Union for Social Justice
D) National Labor Relations Board
E) Economy Act
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A) Married women often held the high-paying jobs of the period.
B) At the beginning of the Depression, married women were the first to be targeted by employers in layoffs.
C) As the Depression intensified, working married women came to be the primary targets of layoffs.
D) Married women luckily always had employed husbands to take care of them.
E) If laid off, married women could relax and take care of their families.
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A) The Great Depression was a strictly American event.
B) Many European nations had not recovered from World War I and had high debts.
C) The United States had to borrow money from Germany after World War I.
D) Germany was in a strong financial position after World War I.
E) America owed many European nations money in the aftermath of World War I.
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A) She promoted social reform and was an outspoken activist.
B) She considered hosting events in the White House her most important role.
C) She shied away from public speaking but sat in on important meetings.
D) She divorced Roosevelt and renounced the role of First Lady.
E) She wanted to have as little influence as possible and focused on supporting her husband.
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A) Buy houses that had been foreclosed on
B) Loan money to struggling banks, life-insurance companies, and railroads
C) Aid the hungry and organize subsidized lunch programs for schools
D) Provide shelter to the homeless and decrease the need for shantytowns
E) Provide jobs to the unemployed and control wages
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A) It regulated the stock market.
B) It protected American homeowners.
C) It worked to end unions in America.
D) It guaranteed American workers the right to organize.
E) It protected the civil rights of African Americans.
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A) doubled
B) tripled
C) quadrupled
D) stayed the same
E) shrank
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A) Waiting to offer relief to the unemployed until most of his reforms had gone into effect
B) Forbidding unions from playing a part in economic recovery
C) Paying farmers "subsidies" to raise commodity prices
D) Aiding European governments abroad
E) Reforming the global economy to prevent another Great Depression
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A) He defended Herbert Hoover and other Republicans regarding their role in the Depression.
B) He stated he was unwilling to create any short-term deficits, even in the name of reviving the economy.
C) He promised to stick with traditions within government rather than experimentation.
D) He refused to convey hope to the American public due to the gravity of the times.
E) He repeatedly promised a bold new deal for the American people.
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A) Its primary purpose was to aggressively enforce anti-trust laws.
B) It forbid the government from playing a role in setting prices for products.
C) It limited workers' collective bargaining rights, causing unions to decrease in prominence.
D) It allowed major industries to draft "codes of fair competition" and create fair labor standards.
E) It required that individuals in poverty be given cash or a "dole."
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A) Huey Long
B) Francis Townsend
C) Frances Perkins
D) John L.Lewis
E) Harry Hopkins
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A) insisting that the government provide at least a minimal level of support for all Americans.
B) focusing primarily on aggressive regulation of industry to ensure that people had equal opportunities.
C) successfully restoring prosperity and ending record levels of unemployment after the Great Depression.
D) limiting social welfare programs as well as cutting back on the powers granted to the federal government.
E) becoming socialists and seeking to undo the capitalist economic structure of the United States.
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A) help America's urban youth.
B) aid America's senior citizens.
C) employ out-of-work Americans.
D) help farmers keep their farms.
E) protect unions and union members.
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A) It would raise prices on most products and raw materials by impeding imports.
B) It was too low of a tariff and thereby would not have an effect on the economy.
C) It would allow international trade to flourish but destroy the American economy.
D) It would repair the German economy, leading to animosity from other European nations.
E) It would drastically raise the GDP and make it easier for European nations to afford American goods.
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