How did Huey Long’s “Share the Wealth” movement reflect on the federal government’s efforts to address the Great Depression?
A) The fact that Americans were swayed by Huey Long’s flamboyant style suggested that they had become disillusioned with FDR’s leadership.
B) The “Share the Wealth” movement complemented the New Deal’s programs, which similarly sought to increase the standard of living of all Americans.
C) The “Share the Wealth” movement suggested that a large number of people felt that more should be done for those in trouble.
D) Rising frustration with the slow pace of recovery resulted in a grassroots revival of fundamentalist Christianity.
E) The emergence of viable third-party candidates suggested that neither Democrats nor Republicans were capable of ending the Great Depression.
Answer: C
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