Perhaps the most far-reaching consequence of the New Deal was that it

Perhaps the most far-reaching consequence of the New Deal was that it

A) solved the key problem of high levels of unemployment.
B) convinced most Americans that the federal government was responsible for the health of the nation’s economy.
C) significantly redistributed the nation’s wealth among the various social classes.
D) resulted in the placing of major new Supreme Court and congressional controls on presidential power.

ANSWER
B