New Deal and Federal Economic Intervention
In what way did New Deal programs, such as the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) and the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA), represent a significant departure from the economic policies of previous administrations?
A
They exclusively focused on military expansion rather than addressing economic issues of the period.
B
They were largely continuations of policies from the Progressive Era without any major changes in scope or intent.
C
They signified a return to laissez-faire economic principles by significantly reducing government involvement in the economy.
D
They marked a significant increase in federal intervention aimed at regulating economic activity and providing relief during the Great Depression.
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