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What was a major concern for Midwest states during the 1930s?(1 point)Responsesdrought and windstormsdrought and windstormsabundance of rainabundance of rainmajor migration to Oklahoma citiesmajor migration to Oklahoma citiesinvention of barbed wireinvention of barbed wireQuestion 23Interwar and DepressionWhich US President introduced New Deal programs to combat economic downturn?(1 point)ResponsesTheodore RooseveltTheodore RooseveltFranklin RooseveltFranklin RooseveltHerbert HooverHerbert HooverHarry TrumanHarry TrumanQuestion 24Interwar and DepressionTrue or False?US economic depression led to high protective tariffs on foreign goods and that led to foreign factories closing, which caused the depression to spread.(1 point)ResponsesTrueTrueFalseFalse
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**Question 22:** A major concern for Midwest states during the 1930s was **drought and windstorms**. The Dust Bowl greatly affected this region, causing severe agricultural and economic challenges.
**Question 23:** The US President who introduced New Deal programs to combat economic downturn was **Franklin Roosevelt**.
**Question 24:** True or False? The statement that the US economic depression led to high protective tariffs on foreign goods and that led to foreign factories closing, which caused the depression to spread is **True**. The Smoot-Hawley Tariff, enacted in 1930, raised tariffs on imports and contributed to a decline in international trade, exacerbating the economic downturn globally.
**Question 22:** A major concern for Midwest states during the 1930s was **drought and windstorms**. The Dust Bowl greatly affected this region, causing severe agricultural and economic challenges.
**Question 23:** The US President who introduced New Deal programs to combat economic downturn was **Franklin Roosevelt**.
**Question 24:** True or False? The statement that the US economic depression led to high protective tariffs on foreign goods and that led to foreign factories closing, which caused the depression to spread is **True**. The Smoot-Hawley Tariff, enacted in 1930, raised tariffs on imports and contributed to a decline in international trade, exacerbating the economic downturn globally.