Question

the \least\ president?
calvin coolidge is one of the lesser - known united states presidents, which might be just the way he would have wanted it. noted for being quiet and reserved, coolidge believed that inactivity was the best strategy in running the government. as the historian irving stone put it, \calvin coolidge believed the least government was the best government; he aspired to become the least president the country had ever had; he attained that desire.\
coolidge was born in 1872 in the tiny town of plymouth notch, vermont. he attended college in massachusetts and later became a lawyer there. in 1898,
what is the text about?
it is about how calvin coolidge became president and his time in office.
it is about police strikes and why calvin coolidge was against them.
it is about the various scandals of calvin coolidges presidency.
it is about the roaring twenties and president warren hardings later years.

Explanation:

The text begins by introducing Calvin Coolidge as a less - known president who believed in inactivity in government. It then mentions his birthplace, education, and early career as a lawyer. There is no mention of how he became president (no election details), no discussion of police strikes, no scandals, and no reference to the Roaring Twenties or Warren Harding.

Answer:

None of the provided options are correct. The text is mainly about Calvin Coolidge's belief in limited government and some basic biographical information (birth, education, early career as a lawyer).