FDR's "Economic Bill of Rights": a. included some provisions for veteran support, but did not have the funding to become law. b. would have empowered the federal government to secure education, housing, medical care, and full employment for all Americans. c. was modified to appease conservatives and pushed through Congress by Harry Truman. d. A and C e. was a large part of FDR's 1944 presidential campaign.

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FDR's "Economic Bill of Rights": a. included some provisions for veteran support, but did not have the funding to become law. b. would have empowered the federal government to secure education, housing, medical care, and full employment for all Americans. c. was modified to appease conservatives and pushed through Congress by Harry Truman. d. A and C e. was a large part of FDR's 1944 presidential campaign.

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Jethro · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter B.

Explanation: Bill of Rights is one of the most important documents in the political history of England. It is a watershed in the country's political power structure and governance.

But the elaboration of the "Bill of Rights" begins long before it was signed in 1689. It is the result of a dispute between the monarchy and the parliament.