The four-month period between Roosevelt's election and his inauguration was

marked by

A. high unemployment rates and an economic downturn.

O

B. renewed optimism and economic improvement.

D

C. frenzied Congressional action and legislation.

D. public and Congressional indifference to the issues,

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Marisol Sheppard

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3 September, 12:19

The four-month period between Roosevelt's election and his inauguration was

marked by

A. high unemployment rates and an economic downturn.

O

B. renewed optimism and economic improvement.

D

C. frenzied Congressional action and legislation.

D. public and Congressional indifference to the issues,

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Micah Sheppard · Answer 1

the answer is A.

Priscilla Frank · Answer 2

Explanation: The four-month interval between Roosevelt's election in November 1932 and his inauguration on March 4th 1933, proved to be the most painful winter of the Great Depression.

That's just what I know that happend between the four months period between his election and inauguration. The answer is most likely going to be A. High unemployment rates and an economic downturn.

The four-month period between Roosevelt's election and his inauguration wasmarked byA. high unemployment rates and an economic downturn.OB. renewed optimism and economic improvement.DC. frenzied Congressional action and legislation.D. public and Congressional indifference to the issues,