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to which period of time does the hundred days refer?

a) the amount of time that the great depression lasted

b) the time period where the stock market declined

c) the number of days the united states government paid unemployment benefits during the great depression

d) the time period when congress met to pass a number of bills that were part of the new deal

The most correct answer is D because the 100 days refers directly to the days after FDR's inauguration, where he gathered his cabinet and began one of the most extensive reformations of the law. However, he was sworn in on one of the worst days of the Great Depression (March 4,1933) when the market had declined 85% from its high point in 1929. So, even though the 100 days doesn't directly refer to the low point of the Great Depression, it is very closely tied to it. In the end, I believe the correct answer is D

The answer is D darling.
D. The time period when Congress met to pass a number of bills that were part of the New Deal