Which of the Following Instances of the 1930s Was Referred

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which of the following instances of the 1930s was referred to as the New Deal?

• A) George Washington's farewell address that legalized slavery
• B) Franklin D. Roosevelt's programs to fight the Great Depression
• C) The splitting of Jefferson's Republicans into two groups
• D) The new Republican coalition cemented by Ronald Reagan
• E) The support gained by the Whigs from bankers, business owners, and many southern planters

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Definitions:

American Entry

Often refers to the United States’ involvement in global conflicts, especially its entry into World War I in 1917 and World War II in 1941.

Wilsonianism

A foreign policy ideology promoting democracy, capitalism, and international cooperation, influenced by the principles of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson.

Self-Determination

Self-Determination is the principle that a community or nation has the right to determine its own political status or form of government, without external influence.

Secret Agreements

Confidential understandings or deals made between parties, often kept hidden from the public and sometimes from certain stakeholders.