Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal economic policies reversed Wich early political response to the Great Depression?

These are the answer choices for the question:

A. Establishing regulations concerning banks and stock traders

B. Establishing work programs for the unemployed

C. Cutting spending in response to decreased tax revenue

D. Reducing tariffs to promote trade with Europe​

Explanation:

The economy policy of Franklin D. Roosevelt, represented by the New Deal, did not cut spending due to decreased tax revenue, on the contrary, it increased spending in order to boost the economy through a series of measures that can be seen in the other answer choices of the question: public works to promote employment, social programs like social security, and the regulation of financial activity, while at the same time providing cheap credit alternatives to workers.

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