Unlike early federal-government responses to the Great Depression, Franklin

D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs:

A. Created high tariffs to encourage domestic spending.

expanded the governments role in economy

The correct answer is Created high tariffs to encourage domestic spending.

Explanation: Due to the 1929 crisis faced by the United States of America, the New Deal was created, with the intention of the state intervening in the economy, where it was liberal, that is, the North Americans lived the so-called economic liberalism where the state does not intervene in economic activities. This was the biggest factor in the end of liberal capitalism.

The "new deal" was a set of measures created under Franklin Delano Roosevelt's government (1933-1945), which was inspired by the ideas of economist John Keynes where it aimed to take economic measures that would guarantee the full employment of workers. Keynes also advocated a redistribution of profits so that the purchasing power of consumers increased as the means of production developed.