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During the Great Depression, many people became homeless, hungry, and poor. In 1933, a new president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, was elected. He told America that he had a plan, called the New Deal, to get through the Great Depression. The New Deal placed regulations, or rules, on banks, the stock market, and businesses. It created jobs for people. The New Deal tried to help feed and house the poor. The New Deal created a variety of programs, laws, and government agencies to solve some of the issues facing Americans.

Based on evidence from the text, how did the New Deal help to solve issues caused by the Great Depression?

A. It caused many people to become homeless, hungry, and poor.
B. It was put in place by Franklin D Roosevelt when he was elected.
C. Roosevelt told America that he had a plan called the New Deal to get through the Great Depression.
D. It created a variety of programs, laws, and government agencies to solve some of the issues facing Americans.