Which of the Following Accurately Describes Cleveland's Response to the Depression

Which of the following accurately describes Cleveland's response to the depression of 1893?

A) He led with such authority and promise that he managed to prevent a wave of labor unrest from occurring.
B) He acted too conservatively, causing the weak economy to have less money in circulation when it needed more.
C) As a populist, he had the primary objective of promoting capitalism and, in effect, refused to interfere in the economy.
D) He became a national hero because most of the country blamed the economic crisis on the Republicans and their legislation.
E) He sent Coxey's army to the hardest-hit regions of the country to help citizens cope with the economic downturn.