Question

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agencies created during the new deal

• civilian conservation corps
• works progress administration
• farm credit administration
• home owners loan corporation

the goals of these new deal agencies support the conclusion that the new deal —
a forced citizens to participate in federal programs
gave the federal government a larger role in the day - to - day welfare of its citizens
gave preference to state - run agencies over federally run agencies
d forced the federal government to adopt isolationist foreign policies

Explanation:

The New Deal agencies like the Civilian Conservation Corps, Works Progress Administration, Farm Credit Administration, and Home Owners’ Loan Corporation were federal - level initiatives. They were designed to address various aspects of citizens' lives such as employment (through work programs), agricultural credit, and home - ownership. This shows that the federal government took on a more active role in the daily welfare of its citizens.

• Option A: There is no indication that citizens were “forced” to participate. These were programs that citizens could choose to be part of (e.g., the Civilian Conservation Corps was a voluntary work program for young men).
• Option C: These are all federal - level agencies, so there is no preference for state - run agencies.
• Option D: These agencies are domestic in nature and have nothing to do with foreign policy.

Answer:

B. gave the federal government a larger role in the day - to - day welfare of its citizens