Which best explains how the economy affected politics in the United States in the 1930s?
A. Economic depression led to a number of riots that nearly toppled the
government and allowed radical groups to acquire political power.
B. Growing inflation hurt consumers, who then voted for Communist
leaders in large numbers for the first time in American history.
C.The surging economy allowed conservatives to maintain political power
and implement a program of deregulation and low taxation.
D. Economic depression led to greater demands for government action,
which allowed the president to introduce reforms that grew the size of
the government.
Is It D?