Which of the following bills, passed in 1930, raised American tariffs on foreign agricultural and manufactured goods by as much as 50 percent?

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The Hawley-Smoot Tariff, passed in 1930, significantly raised U.S. tariffs on both agricultural and manufactured goods, with increases up to 50 percent, aiming to protect American farmers and manufacturers during the Great Depression but ultimately worsening it by reducing international trade.

Which of the Following Bills, Passed in 1930, Raised American