Question

which economic reforms did the united states put into place? check all that apply. establishing a free - market system creating more zaibatsu companies allowing workers to set up trade unions giving more property to wealthy landlords selling land to farmers at reasonable prices giving poor people greater power and control

Explanation:

• "Establishing a free - market system": The US has a free - market - based economic system, and this is a part of its economic reforms (or the economic structure it has put in place).
• "Allowing workers to set up trade unions": The US has a history of allowing trade unions as part of labor - related economic and social reforms to protect workers' rights and influence labor - management relations.
• "Selling land to farmers at reasonable prices": This can be part of land reform and economic policies to support agricultural development and economic equality.
• "Giving poor people greater power and control": Through various social and economic policies (like welfare programs, access to credit, etc.), the US has aimed to empower the poor to some extent as part of economic and social reforms.

• "Creating more zaibatsu companies" is incorrect because zaibatsu were large Japanese business conglomerates, not related to US economic reforms.
• "Giving more property to wealthy landlords" goes against the general trend of US economic reforms which often aimed at more equitable distribution or at least not overly favoring wealthy landlords.

Answer:

A. establishing a free - market system
C. allowing workers to set up trade unions
E. selling land to farmers at reasonable prices
F. giving poor people greater power and control