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To spur US recovery after the Great Depression, President Roosevelt

loosened strict banking rules and oversight.
eliminated many forms of government funding.
restored pre-Depression stock market regulations.
enacted numerous relief and welfare programs.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

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option C- restore pre-depression stock market regulation

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Answered by MotiSani
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The correct answer is OPTION 4: enacted numerous relief and welfare programs.

  • Following Roosevelt's inauguration, the New Deal that he had promised the American people started to take shape.
  • Roosevelt introduced financial reform laws, emergency relief programs, job relief programs, and agricultural programs during his first days in office, all based on the belief that the federal government's strength was required to pull the country out of the depression.
  • Later, with legislation safeguarding labor unions, the Social Security Act, and programs to aid tenant farmers and migrant laborers, a second New Deal would develop.
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