How Did the New Deal Enrich the Cultural Lives of Millions

question 81

Multiple Choice

How did the New Deal enrich the cultural lives of millions of Americans during the Great Depression?

• A) It employed thousands of artists, writers, dancers, and actors and put them to work on a variety of projects.
• B) It used public money to build movie theaters and dance halls.
• C) New Deal administrators tried to recruit artists for their headquarter offices.
• D) The New Deal offered an artist "exchange program" with a variety of art schools in London and Paris.

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