Franklin D. Roosevelt's farm policy was primarily designed to
(A) reduce farm prices to make food cheaper for the consumer
(B) increase production by opening new lands to farmers
(C) reduce production in order to boost farm prices
(D) use price and wage controls to stabilize farm prices
(E) end federal controls over agriculture
Answer: (C) reduce production in order to boost farm prices
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A) Project for New American Century. B) Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict. C) Security Commission. D) Inter-American Democratic Charter.
Myanmar was formerly known as
a. Burma b. Laos c. Cambodia d. South Vietnam e. East Timor