While Campaigning for Reelection in 1936, Roosevelt ___________________

question 30

Multiple Choice

While campaigning for reelection in 1936, Roosevelt ___________________.

• A) spoke out against corporate power and greed and advocated higher corporate taxes
• B) tried to gain support of corporations by offering tax breaks
• C) made business the government's ally by promising to name top executives to key cabinet posts
• D) began a propaganda campaign to build support for nationalizing key industries

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Accountant

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Underwriter

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Section 11

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Securities Act

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