Following his re-election in 1936, President Roosevelt
a. made a greater effort to secure the support of big business.
b. tailored his programs to less privileged groups such as industrial workers.
c. emphasized cultural rather than economic reforms.
d. abandoned reform.
e. none of these choices.
ANS: B
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A) England. B) the southern states. C) the British West Indies. D) France.
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A) the Rubicon River B) the Alps mountains C) the Adriatic Sea D) the Mediterranean Sea
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a. Mark Twain b. William Dean Howells c. Stephen Crane d. Kate Chopin e. Henry Adams