3. what was blitzkrieg?

a. the german policy of annexing german-speaking peoples
b. a military policy focusing on defense of the german homeland
c. the german policy of re-arming the military
d. a form of war emphasizing quick movements to take an enemy off guard

student b

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5. what was the result of fdr's court-packing scheme?

a. the supreme court more willingly accepted a larger role for the federal government.
b. the supreme court split into two courts to better handle cases.
c. the supreme court attacked new deal programs more than ever.
d. the supreme court expanded to 11 members.

student c

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9. in which way did roosevelt attempt to restore the nation's confidence in the banking system?

a. declaring a bank holiday to give banks time to get in order
b. ordering banks to keep 100 percent of deposits in cash
c. firing and replacing top banking executives
d. lowering interest rates

student c

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13. which of the following is a way farmers attempted to increase the price of agricultural products during the great depression?

a. forming a farmers union
b. destroying agricultural products
c. agreeing to voluntarily go out of business
d. using new genetically altered seeds

student a

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18. why did roosevelt feel the need to propose expanding the number of justices on the supreme court?

a. the supreme court had been striking down new deal programs as unconstitutional.
b. the supreme court was struggling under a heavy workload.
c. the supreme court was refusing to hear new cases.
d. the supreme court didn't consider his election valid.

student b

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