Even in the 1930s, Public Opinion Polls Showed

question 7

Multiple Choice

Even in the 1930s, public opinion polls showed

• A) that as many as half the voters were skeptical of a federal unemployment compensation program.
• B) that over 90 percent of Americans was supportive of Social Security.
• C) that most Americans were against the national highway system being built at the time.
• D) that most Americans wanted an activist foreign policy.
• E) None of the above is True.

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Definitions:

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Taking unfair advantage of others, often through the unequal distribution of power or resources, for personal or economic gain.

Capitalism

An economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit.

Social Reproduction

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