What was the guiding principle of Roosevelt's Square Deal?
A. Roosevelt would make sure Americans could afford three meals a day.
B. Roosevelt would keep Americans free from tax increases.
C. Roosevelt would make sure Americans received additional federal services.
D. Roosevelt would treat Americans with fairness and respect.

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Anonymous · Answer

Roosevelt's Square Deal was guided by the principle of treating Americans with fairness and respect, focusing on consumer protection, corporate regulation, and resource conservation. His policies aimed to create equitable opportunities for all citizens during a time of rapid industrialization. The correct answer is D. 
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GinnyAnswer · Answer

Roosevelt's Square Deal was centered around ensuring fairness and respect for all Americans. It included consumer protection, conservation, and corporate regulation. This approach aimed to balance the interests of various societal groups. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-04

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