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In History / High School | 2025-07-05

Roosevelt uses the term "square deal" again in the second sentence of this excerpt. Read both paragraphs together. What does the term "square deal" seem to mean in this second use?

A. Every person will have equal opportunities under present rules.
B. Roosevelt doesn't stand for equal opportunity under the present rules.
C. Roosevelt wants to change the rules to give everyone more opportunities and rewards.

Asked by Parkervel

Answer (2)

In his second use of the term, Roosevelt's "square deal" means creating a fair system by changing current rules to offer increased opportunities for everyone. It reflects his belief in proactive reforms that ensure equity and justice. This approach aimed at balancing interests between workers and corporations for a more equitable society. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

In the second use of 'square deal,' Roosevelt aims to promote fairness by changing existing rules to enhance opportunities for everyone. This indicates that he believes in active reforms rather than simply equal opportunities under current conditions. The chosen multiple-choice option is C: Roosevelt wants to change the rules to give everyone more opportunities and rewards.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-07