Question

1. reduced expenditures to achieve a balanced budget, and thus, to still leans deferring business expansion.
2. reduction of taxes, or if this proved impossible at the moment, firm assurance of no further increases.

--the conservative manifesto 1937
in the seventh point, conservatives ask for which two things?

• firm assurances of a balanced budget
• lower taxes
• a promise that taxes will not go up in the future

Explanation:

The seventh point in the Conservative Manifesto 1937 is about tax reduction or, if not possible, firm assurance of no further tax increases. So we match the options: "lower taxes" corresponds to "Reduction of taxes", and "a promise that taxes will not go up in the future" corresponds to "firm assurance of no further increases". The "firm assurances of a balanced budget" is from the second point (about balanced budget), not the seventh. So the two things conservatives ask for in the seventh point are the second and third options.

Answer:

B. lower taxes, C. a promise that taxes will not go up in the future