What event of the early 1920s does this political cartoon symbolize? A. the leasing of government-controlled resources to private businesses
B. the arguments between labor unions and the U. S government
C. the debates in Congress over the national debt
D. the sale of government land in states like Florida for highway building

Assuming that you're referring to the cartoon of the giant teapot on land, the political cartoon symbolizes B. The leasing of government-controlled resources to private businesses.

The act perceived as the Government's way to meddle itself in the affair of what should be the affair of the private sector. Back then, the condition marked the transition of the United States market policy from the free market to the mixed market.

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