The Eisenhower-Promoted Public Works Project That Was Far Larger and More

question 69

Multiple Choice

The Eisenhower-promoted public works project that was far larger and more expensive than anything in Roosevelt's New Deal was the

• A) interstate highway system.
• B) Grand Coulee dam project.
• C) urban public subway and light rail project.
• D) airport construction program.
• E) public housing system.

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