What did Franklin Roosevelt and the Congress do that indicated the government would move quickly to solve the problems of the Depression?

A. They cut taxes for all those making less than $100,000.

B. They asked people to make more sacrifices until there was time to resolve the financial problems.

C. They temporarily nationalized all the banks.

D. They passed numerous pieces of legislation in the first hundred days of his administration.

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3 February, 11:15

What did Franklin Roosevelt and the Congress do that indicated the government would move quickly to solve the problems of the Depression?

A. They cut taxes for all those making less than $100,000.

B. They asked people to make more sacrifices until there was time to resolve the financial problems.

C. They temporarily nationalized all the banks.

D. They passed numerous pieces of legislation in the first hundred days of his administration.

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Kameron Shea · Answer 1

They passed numerous pieces of legislation in the first hundred days of his administration and this was what Franklin Roosevelt and the Congress do that indicated the government would move quickly to solve the problems of the Depression. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the last option or option "D".