Question

As an advocate of "modern Republicanism," Dwight Eisenhower took the position that the reforms of the New Deal era needed to be __________.

Answer 1

modern Republicanism is moderation. He expanded social security but limited the budget on other programs. So the correct answer is

re-examine, so that they could be adjusted to the new demands of the emerging global economy.

Answer 2

In Modern Republicanism that was advocated by Dwight Eisenhower, individual freedom and market economy are both protected and also insurance are given to those individuals who have lost their jobs, aging or ill. Dwight Eisenhower then took the position that the reforms of the New Deal era must be re-examined. This is to make sure that adjustments would be made for the new demands of the emerging economy.