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Part a: what connection does fdr draw between values, or ethics, and national prosperity?

a. fdr disproves the idea that the declining value in hard work has caused the great depression.

b. fdr claims that the value placed on monetary wealth has been renewed and, driven by this goal, the people will work hard to attain it, promoting national prosperity.

c. fdr states that the nation’s strife is due in part to failing values and ethical conduct (i. e. in banks, in business,

d. fdr reasserts the idea that the declining value in hard work and the subsequent creation of labor unions has caused the great depression.

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