Which three statements correctly describe the impact of the new deal on georgia?

(choose 3 answers.)

a. it was the start of the great migration.

b. it provided health care for the elderly.

c. it contributed to the end of sharecropping.

d. it brought electricity to rural areas.

e. it modernize agriculture.

f. it outlawed segregation in schools.

B. It provided health care for the elderly.

D. It brought electricity to rural areas.

E. It helped modernize agriculture.

Explanation:

New Deal was a program lead by U.S. Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt (he called himself adopted Georgian because of his often visits there) between 1933 and 1939. Various programs were under the name of New Deal and the goal was to recover economy, industry, finance, employment, agriculture, then to reform institutions and prevent future depressions. One of the important programs was the Agricultural Adjustment Act in 1933 which proposed that farmers get paid not to produce certain crops in order to increase farm value. Also bringing the electricity and providing the medical care were one of the central striving in making a modern and functional society.  

As for segregation, it really had deep roots in Georgia and it was not so easy to destroy it. Even Governor Talmadge was a white supremacist sharing his racial beliefs publicly.