Question

1. what characterized murray’s approach to federal government interventions?

enthusiastic and compliant
confrontational and resistant
cooperative and supportive
indifferent and neutral

1. what was the primary focus of murray’s tax reforms during his administration?

to eliminate taxes for farmers
to subsidize the oil industry
to increase spending on public education
to reduce the financial burden on the poor and middle class

Explanation:

For question 4 (Murray's approach to federal government interventions), we analyze the options. "Confrontational and resistant" aligns with typical stances against federal interventions (e.g., states' rights, limited federal role). Other options (enthusiastic/compliant, cooperative/supportive, indifferent/neutral) don't fit a confrontational stance toward federal intervention. For question 5 (Murray's tax reform focus), "To reduce the financial burden on the poor and middle class" is consistent with tax reforms aiming at relief for lower - income groups. Subsidizing oil (industry - specific, not primary), eliminating farmer taxes (narrow), or increasing public education spending (spending, not tax reform focus) are less likely.

Answer:

Question 4: The option "Confrontational and resistant" (the third option from the top on the right - hand side).
Question 5: The option "To reduce the financial burden on the poor and middle class" (the fourth option from the top on the left - hand side).