Why was the "New Deal" such a new concept for the United States government? A) It was the first time a Democrat had been President. B) It was the first time a Republican had been President. C) The Federal government became very active in the national economy. D) The states refused to take part in Roosevelt's attempts to end The Great Depression.

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Dottie

20 March, 14:00

Why was the "New Deal" such a new concept for the United States government? A) It was the first time a Democrat had been President. B) It was the first time a Republican had been President. C) The Federal government became very active in the national economy. D) The states refused to take part in Roosevelt's attempts to end The Great Depression.

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Chad Nielsen · Answer 1

Chad Nielsen 20 March, 14:22

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C is probably the correct answer

Noemi Booth · Answer 2

The answer would most likely be: C

The government took most of the responsibility in the efforts to bring America out of depression with the "New Deal" Developed by Franklin D. Roosevelt.