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Question 1.
Public policy of the 1920s tried to discourage speculative investment.


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Question 2.
President Hoover did nothing to try to solve the problems of the Depression.


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Question 3.
President Roosevelt succeeded in preserving private ownership of the nation's banks.


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Question 4.
The Agricultural Adjustment Act allowed the government to set production quotas for certain crops.


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Question 5.
If the goal was to stimulate purchasing power, President Roosevelt spent too much money in trying to provide relief from the Depression.


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Question 6.
New Deal reform legislation tried to correct all of the nation's social and economic injustices.


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Question 7.
The greatest successes of the New Deal were its attempts to aid minorities.


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Question 8.
The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 stressed tribal unity.


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Question 9.
On balance, the 1930s was a dismal decade for American women.


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Question 10.
Economic conditions in 1937 indicated that the New Deal had cured the Depression.


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