Question

how did fdr, in part, make up funding for his new deal programs? through federal reserve bailouts through increasing international exports through heavy taxes on the wealthy

Explanation:

FDR's New Deal aimed to combat the Great Depression. One way he funded programs was through taxation. Heavy taxes on the wealthy (like higher income taxes for the rich) were a part of this. Federal Reserve bailouts were more associated with later financial crises (not the main New Deal funding). Increasing international exports wasn't a primary New Deal - specific funding method. The New Deal had a focus on domestic recovery through government - led initiatives funded in part by taxing the more affluent.

Answer:

through heavy taxes on the wealthy