During Franklin Roosevelt’s 1932 presidential campaign, Roosevelt proposed a set of reforms called the New Deal.
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
It was in the year 1932, during the election campaign of Franklin Roosevelt, the term New Deal was devised by one of his adviser, Stuart Chase. Originally this term was made use by Mark Twain in a novel, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.
Roosevelt during his campaign promised the American People New Deal and after his victory in the elections, he launched it as series of programs aiming for restoring prosperity to the people of America during the time of Great Depression.