While the main focus of the New Deal in the North and Midwest was on industrial recovery, New Deal programs in the South and the West:
A) concentrated on direct relief payments to individuals.
B) were few and far between by comparison.
C) had little long term impact.
D) focused on agriculture, water, and energy projects.
Answer: D
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A) True B) False
Social Darwinist thought was generally
a. confined to continental Europe. b. confined to Germany and Great Britain. c. confined to Russia. d. widespread in Germany, the United States, and Great Britain. e. widespread in Asia and Africa.
Much of the prosperity of the 1950s and 1960s rested on the underpinnings of
a. foreign aid. b. income and business tax cuts on the wealthy. c. foreign trade. d. a thriving automobile industry. e. colossal military budgets.
Utopian communities in general were based on
a. a vision from God b. the ideal of cooperation and communal ownership of property c. personal religious experience d. the principles of capitalism e. separation of the sexes