When Roosevelt cut government spending in 1937, what clear indications did he receive that his New Deal policies were effective? Select the correct answer.

Question

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• unemployment rates increased
• the number of bank openings decreased
• industrial production decreased
• the number of breadlines increased
• workers' wages increased

Answer 1

The correct answer is: workers' wages increased.

This indicates that New Deal policies were effective in improving economic conditions for some workers, despite the challenges faced in other areas.