How did supporters of Roosevelt's New Deal view the post-war boom years?
a. as the clear result of Roosevelt's anti-depression measures of 1933
b. as glaring and painful evidence of the failure of the New Deal
c. as an opportunity to expand the social welfare program
d. as a threat to the socialist vision that stood behind their New Deal passion
Answer: c. as an opportunity to expand the social welfare program
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