The New Deal Made Significant Improvements in the Quality of Life

question 7

Multiple Choice

The New Deal made significant improvements in the quality of life in rural America by

• A) expanding railroad lines to make travel and trade easier for rural Americans.
• B) establishing programs to facilitate the opening of new overseas markets for farmers' surplus crops.
• C) initiating federal oversight to ensure that sharecroppers and tenant farmers received a fair share of government benefits.
• D) providing electricity to rural communities through the Rural Electrification Administration.

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