Question

what was franklin d. roosevelts response to the great depression?
a. engaging in post - presidency humanitarian work
b. limiting government intervention
c. establishing the monroe doctrine
d. launching the new deal

what is an example of a long - term effect of franklin d. roosevelts presidency?
a. the great society
b. the social security act
c. the monroe doctrine
d. the truman doctrine

Explanation:

• For the first question:
• Franklin D. Roosevelt launched the New Deal to combat the Great Depression. It involved significant government intervention through various programs and reforms.
• Option a is incorrect as post - presidency work was not his response to the Depression while in office.
• Option b is wrong because he increased, not limited, government intervention.
• Option c is incorrect as the Monroe Doctrine was established long before Roosevelt's presidency.
• For the second question:
• The Social Security Act was a long - term effect of Roosevelt's presidency. It was part of the New Deal and provided a safety net for the elderly, unemployed, and others.
• The Great Society was a program of Lyndon B. Johnson.
• The Monroe Doctrine was from an earlier era.
• The Truman Doctrine was after Roosevelt's presidency.

Answer:

• First question: d. Launching the New Deal
• Second question: b. The Social Security Act