Question

1. one social impact of the federal responses to the great depression was ~

\texpanded factory and manufacturing openings for african americans
\tfewer opportunities for women to enter the u.s. labor force
\tincreased wealth for u.s. food producers like farmers and ranchers
\tforced deportation of many u.s. citizens of mexican descent
\tclear all

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "Expanded factory...African Americans": New Deal policies had limited progress for African Americans in factories; this is inaccurate.
• "Fewer opportunities...women": The Great Depression actually saw more women enter the workforce as men lost jobs, so this is wrong.
• "Increased wealth...farmers/ranchers": New Deal farm programs (like AAA) aimed to reduce supply, so farmers' income was stabilized, not necessarily increased wealth.
• "Forced deportation...Mexican descent": During the Great Depression, many Mexican - American citizens (and non - citizens) were deported as part of federal responses to economic hardship (blaming them for job shortages), which is a real social impact.

Answer:

D. forced deportation of many U.S. citizens of Mexican descent