Deciding That Roosevelt Had Not Done Enough to Alleviate Suffering,Francis

question 67

Multiple Choice

Deciding that Roosevelt had not done enough to alleviate suffering,Francis Townsend called for

• A) taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor.
• B) public works programs.
• C) bringing electricity to rural areas.
• D) an old-age revolving pension plan.

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