Question

A major result of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal was

a change in the voting rights of women


a decline in the Federal deficit


a reinstitution of the gold standard for United States currency


an expansion of the power of the Federal Government

Answer 1

A major result of FDR's New Deal was an expansion of the power of the Federal Government. Unfortunately, the New Deal only helped Women's suffrage a little bit, and it wasn't until later that Women gained voting rights. FDR's New Deal raised the Federal deficit to the highest it was ever before.