Question
Which one of the following statements about the New Deal’s impact on the federal government is not true?
Responses
The federal government was given the authority to regulate the stock market.
The federal government was given the authority to regulate the stock market.
The federal government insured bank deposits.
The federal government insured bank deposits.
The federal government provided pensions to retirees.
The federal government provided pensions to retirees.
The federal government introduced state-supported health care insurance.
Responses
The federal government was given the authority to regulate the stock market.
The federal government was given the authority to regulate the stock market.
The federal government insured bank deposits.
The federal government insured bank deposits.
The federal government provided pensions to retirees.
The federal government provided pensions to retirees.
The federal government introduced state-supported health care insurance.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The statement that is not true regarding the New Deal's impact on the federal government is:
**The federal government introduced state-supported health care insurance.**
While the New Deal did significantly expand the role of the federal government in various areas, including regulating the stock market, insuring bank deposits, and providing pensions to retirees (through programs like Social Security), it did not introduce a system of state-supported health care insurance.
**The federal government introduced state-supported health care insurance.**
While the New Deal did significantly expand the role of the federal government in various areas, including regulating the stock market, insuring bank deposits, and providing pensions to retirees (through programs like Social Security), it did not introduce a system of state-supported health care insurance.