The "New Deal" Programs of the 1930s Aimed at

question 46

Multiple Choice

The "New Deal" programs of the 1930s aimed at

• A) transforming American capitalism into a planned socialist economy.
• B) introducing short-term measures to cure the depression but no fundamental changes in the American economy.
• C) introducing measures to deal with the crises and cure the depression combined with measures to restructure important aspects of the economy and increase the role of government in it.
• D) reintroducing laissez-faire policies (non-government intervention) like those that had worked in the 19th century.

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