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Multiple-Choice Questions

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Question 1.
The Socialist party candidate for president in 1932 was:


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Question 2.
To stop the run on banks, FDR called Congress into special session and announced:


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Question 3.
FDR's weekly radio communications with the American people were called:


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Question 4.
The flurry of reform activity that characterized the first months of Roosevelt's presidency was called:


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Question 5.
The energetic and brash young reformer that FDR put in charge of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration was:


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Question 6.
Under the ____________, the government built five damns, improved twenty others, and constructed power plants; it produced and sold electricity to the valley's farmers and facilitated the development of industry in the region.


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Question 7.
The Louisiana governor whose "Share Our Wealth" campaign threatened FDR from the political left was:


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Question 8.
The founder of the Minnesota Farm-Labor party who declared himself for radical change was:


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Question 9.
The ___________ established a system of old-age pensions, unemployment insurance, and welfare benefits for dependent children and the disabled.


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Question 10.
The Works Progress Administration program that provided financial support for writers, musicians, artists and actors was called:


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