Which of the following instances of the 1930s was referred to as the New Deal?
A. George Washington's farewell address that legalized slavery
B. Franklin D.Roosevelt's programs to fight the Great Depression
C. The splitting ofJefferson's Republicans into two groups
D. The new Republican coalition cemented by Ronald Reagan
E. The support gained by the Whigs frombankers, business owners, and many southern planters
Answer: B
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