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On the eve of the Great Depression, American intellectuals and educatorsA. professed their loyalty to the country and the president.B. warned the public of impending unemployment and breadlines.C. attempted to revive communism.D. decried the domination of big business in the American idea of freedom.E. developed a federal program to rescue the economy.
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