Question 1 A) Which is a true statement about Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge's economic policies? (1 point) Responses They continued the progressive policies of Wilson and Roosevelt. They continued the progressive policies of Wilson and Roosevelt. They practiced a laissez-faire business approach. They practiced a laissez-faire business approach. They supported higher wages for workers. They supported higher wages for workers. They suggested banking regulations. They suggested banking regulations. Question 2 A) Use the quote to answer the question. “America’s present need is not heroics but healing; not nostrums [useless medicines] but normalcy; not revolution but restoration.” —Warren G. Harding What does the quote suggest about Republicans and their policies during the 1920s? (1 point) Responses They were interested in establishing American leadership in future foreign events. They were interested in establishing American leadership in future foreign events. They regretted getting involved in a war without a clear victory. They regretted getting involved in a war without a clear victory. They wanted to return to a focus on peace, private industry, and prosperity. They wanted to return to a focus on peace, private industry, and prosperity. They recognized the need for continued investment in social programs. They recognized the need for continued investment in social programs. Question 3 A) What was one economic impact of the Emergency Tariff of 1921? (1 point) Responses a decrease in the price of imports from other countries a decrease in the price of imports from other countries an increase in American purchasing power an increase in American purchasing power a decrease in interest rates a decrease in interest rates an increase in American wages an increase in American wages

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Question 1 A) The true statement about Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge's economic policies is:
They practiced a laissez-faire business approach.


Question 2 A) The quote suggests about Republicans and their policies during the 1920s:
They wanted to return to a focus on peace, private industry, and prosperity.


Question 3 A) One economic impact of the Emergency Tariff of 1921 was:
a decrease in the price of imports from other countries.