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Despite Significant Efforts by President Roosevelt and His New Deal

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Despite significant efforts by President Roosevelt and his New Deal to resolve the economic problems of the Great Depression:


A) the United States launched a program of military rearmament to employ workers.
B) American banking institutions had to rely on British and French assistance to remain solvent.
C) the United States in 1939 still had more unemployed workers than the rest of the world combined.
D) only the agricultural sector of the American economy recovered and enjoyed relative prosperity by 1940.
E) private industry and business sought to become governmental businesses in order to recover.

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