During President Franklin Roosevelt's second term,
a. Roosevelt's court-packing scheme failed.
b. Congress grew more supportive of the New Deal.
c. the New Deal finally solved the unemployment problem.
d. the Supreme Court declared both the Social Security Act and the National Labor Relations Act unconstitutional.
e. the New Deal turned against deficit spending.
a
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A. The financial cost of rebuilding New York City combined with the already sluggish economy, declining tax revenues, plunging stock prices, and increased spending for national defense to transform a federal budget surplus for fiscal 2001 into a federal budget deficit for fiscal 2002. B. The financial cost of rebuilding New York City and increased spending for national defense was counterbalanced by the thriving economy, increasing tax revenues, and rising stock prices, to transform a federal budget deficit for fiscal 2001 into a federal budget surplus for fiscal 2002. C. The aftermath of 9/11 revealed a new desire in the American people to spending order to help the economy keep good shape. D. The aftermath of 9/11 revealed a new unity amongst the American people, which helped to hold the economy steady until it could gradually return to the prosperous track it was on during President Bush's first term in office.
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a. The British began to respect American culture. b. The colonists began to question British authority. c. The British began to treat Americans as equals. d. The colonists became more dependent on Britain.
How did economic and demographic changes during the Ming and Qing eras impact Chinese society during the Ming and Qing eras? To what degree did these changes seem to lead toward an industrial revolution on the European model?
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The factors that contributed most to an arranged marriage during the early modern era were the ________
A. happiness of the prospective couple B. wealth of both families C. social standing of the families D. age of the prospective bride and groom E. All of these answers are correct.