Which of the following was a goal of the harding administration?

a: raising crop prices

b: encouraging free trade

c: increasing revenues

d: balancing the national budget

Answer:

D: balancing the national budget was a goal of the Harding administration.

Explanation:

Under the presidentship of Warren G. Harding who was the 29th President of the United States from the years 1921 to 1923 who was in charge of the Harding administration. He unfortunately drowned and died after being succeeded by Calvin Coolidge.

Harding was a republican whose policies were responsive to Wilson’s administration. The major policies of the administration were reduction of marginal income taxes and spear heading a reduction in global marine armament. Such policies helped the United States to improve quality of life and increase consumption, and hence balanced the National Budget.

a

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