In the 1930s, Although the Views of Politicians Varied, What

In the 1930s, although the views of politicians varied, what was one belief that was shared by all?

A) Greater popular participation in politics would secure political stability by heightening the sense of shared responsibility.
B) Pump priming and government-sponsored job programs offered surefire solutions to the economic crisis.
C) Falling birthrates indicated a serious weakening or the imminent collapse of individual nations, if not of European society altogether.
D) An expansion of overseas markets would generate impressive revenues and lead to future prosperity.