What Stance Did Eisenhower Take in Terms of New Deal

question 84

Multiple Choice

What stance did Eisenhower take in terms of New Deal programs?

• A) He was intensely hostile to New Deal programs and sought to dismantle them, believing that the president alone should make policy and Congress should be the one to carry it out.
• B) He ended subsidies to agriculture, fought against the rise of unions, and generally sought to limit production levels because he believed it would be better for the economy.
• C) He promised to outdo Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal and establish his own completely separate deal that would be far more honest, more successful, and wider in scope.
• D) He retained most New Deal programs and even expanded some of them, while also working to rid the government of the "excesses" that had resulted from many years of Democratic control.
• E) He transformed New Deal programs due to his desire to privatize Social Security and belief that conservatism was incompatible with welfare programs.

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