Why Did Support for Reform Movements Diminish After World War

question 16

Multiple Choice

Why did support for reform movements diminish after World War I?

• A) The war resulted in new international organizations to manage conflict and promote global prosperity.
• B) The positive effects of Prohibition convinced many Americans that no new reforms were needed.
• C) The Red Scare cast suspicion on all liberal reform initiatives as suspect and dangerous.
• D) Probusiness Democrats controlled both the White House and Congress and opposed federal regulation.

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