Social action efforts during the Great Depression were called
A) the New Deal
B) the Great Deal
C) the Great Society
D) the New Reforms

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The social action efforts during the Great Depression were called the New Deal, which was a series of programs and policies implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to address the economic crisis and provide relief and recovery to the American people. The Great Deal and the Great Society were not terms used during the Great Depression era, and the New Reforms is not a commonly used term to describe the New Deal.

Social Action Efforts During the Great Depression Were Called