Which statement best represents how Harding and Coolidge's presidential policies compare and contrast with each other?

Question

Which statement best represents how Harding and Coolidge's presidential policies compare and contrast with each other?

A. • Both were progressive, but only Coolidge backed banking regulations.
B. • Both were Republicans, but only Coolidge had a laissez-faire attitude toward business.
C. • Both were isolationists, but only Harding supported joining the League of Nations.
D. • Both were pro-business, but only Harding's presidency is famous for scandals.

Answer 1

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The statement that best represents how Harding and Coolidge's presidential policies compare and contrast with each other is:

D. Both were pro-business, but only Harding's presidency is famous for scandals.

Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge were both Republican presidents during the 1920s, and both supported pro-business policies. However, Harding's presidency is often associated with significant scandals, most notably the Teapot Dome scandal, whereas Coolidge's administration was generally seen as more scandal-free and emphasized a more hands-off approach to government and business.