Question

According to historians from the 1960s how could FDR have more effectively dealt with the great depression?

A. By ensuring that children remained in school and women found jobs
B. by lowering the unemployment rate and deporting illegal immigrants
C. By creating new jobs for all those men and women who had been laid off
D. By focusing on the plight of the minorities instead of appeasing his vote bank
E. by improving race relations and better wealth redistribution and trade regulations

Answer 1

E. by improving race relations and better wealth redistribution and trade regulations.

Step-by-step explanation:

Historians from the 1960s believed that FDR could have improved in some of the ways in which he dealt with the Great Depression. They argued that FDR could have worked more on improving race relations and on implementing a better system of wealth redistribution and trade regulations. This is partly because these topics were very relevant to the political context of the 1960s.

Answer 2

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "E. by improving race relations and better wealth redistribution and trade regulations." According to historians from the 1960s FDR have more effectively dealt with the great depression by improving race relations and better wealth redistribution and trade regulations