The ________was probably the most popular New Deal program; the_______was one of the most complex; and the _________was the most radical.
a. Works Progress Administration; Agricultural Adjustment Act; Civilian Conservation Corps
b. Agricultural Adjustment Act; Public Works Administration; Tennessee Valley Authority
c. National Recovery Act; Tennessee Valley Authority; Social Security Act
d. Civilian Conservation Corps; National Recovery Act; Tennessee Valley Authority
e. Social Security Act; Civilian Conservation Corps; Works Progress Administration
Ans: d. Civilian Conservation Corps; National Recovery Act; Tennessee Valley Authority
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