Question

The First New Deal consisted of

A:the abandonment of the gold standard
B:several pieces of legislation passed in Roosevelt's first three months in office
C:the lifting of bank holidays
D:the recovery of the banks and agriculture across the country

Answer 1

The right answers are A and B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Though the gold standard was a measure believed to be safe , it severely restricted the circulation of paper money.

Some pieces of legislation were passed in the first three months in office of president F.D. Roosevelt. One example is the Emergency Banking Act, passed in the early days of March 1933.