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75. The policies of FDR and his New Deal most closely resembled the policies ofA. Theodore Roosevelt during the Progressive Era (early 1900s)B. Warren G. Harding during the Roaring TwentiesC. the Laissez-Faire Presidents of the Gilded AgeD. Calvin Coolidge of the Jazz Age.
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