The most pressing problem facing Franklin Roosevelt when he became president was
a. a chaotic banking situation.
b. the national debt.
c. the need to silence demagogic rabble-rousers such as Huey Long.
d. unemployment.
e. the farm crisis.
Answer: D
The most pressing problem facing Franklin Roosevelt when he became president was
a. a chaotic banking situation.
b. the national debt.
c. the need to silence demagogic rabble-rousers such as Huey Long.
d. unemployment.
e. the farm crisis.
Answer: D