The economic expansion which began in 1933 was due to

A. the fact that business had hit bottom and was ready to rebound.
B. The efforts of the Roosevelt Administration to stimulate the economy.
C. Both the efforts of the Roosevelt Administration and the readiness of business to rebound.
D. Neither the efforts of the Roosevelt Administration nor the readiness of business to rebound.


C. Both the efforts of the Roosevelt Administration and the readiness of business to rebound.

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