When Roosevelt cut government spending in 1937, what clear indications did he receive that his New Deal policies were effective? Select the correct answer.

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Responses

unemployment rates increased

unemployment rates increased

the number of bank openings decreased

the number of bank openings decreased

industrial production decreased

industrial production decreased

the number of breadlines increased

the number of breadlines increased

workers' wages increased

None of the options listed indicate that Roosevelt received clear indications that his New Deal policies were effective. The correct answer is not provided.