How did americans view the new deal policies passed in roosevelt’s first 100 days?

a)they believed that the policies only the rich while providing no relief for the unemployed.
b)they were relieved the policies ended the great depression even though it caused debt.
c)they saw little economic change and believed that the policies did not go far enough.
d)they realized that it was a first step to accomplishing the goal of ridding the nation of poverty.

The correct answer is B) They were relieved the policies ended the Great Depression even though it caused debt.

Americans viewed the New Deal policies passed in Roosevelt’s first 100 days in the following way: "They were relieved the policies ended the Great Depression even though it caused debt.

The first 100 days of the Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt resulted very productively under the harsh economic circumstances that the US was living due to the Great Depression. President Roosevelt created the New Deal, a series of programs to help the poor American citizens and change the economic situation Those good results generated a great response from the people, and Rosevelt's popularity increased.

no, the constitution said nothing about adding territory. president jefferson said he had authority to make treaties so he called the purchase a treaty.