Despite significant efforts by President Roosevelt and his New Deal to resolve the economic problems of the Great Depression:

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Despite the efforts of the New Deal, the United States still had more unemployed workers than the rest of the world combined in 1939, indicating that the economic problems of the Great Depression were not fully resolved. Option A is incorrect as military rearmament did not begin until the late 1930s and was not the primary solution to unemployment during the New Deal era. Option B is incorrect as American banking institutions did not need foreign assistance to remain solvent. Option D is incorrect as while the agricultural sector did experience some recovery, other sectors also improved by 1940. Option E is incorrect as there is no indication that private industry and business sought to become governmental businesses as a means of recovery.

Despite Significant Efforts by President Roosevelt and His New Deal