The communist party's commitment to socialism resonated with a widespread belief that the depression had demonstrated the bankruptcy of capitalism

a. true
b. false

During Reconstruction, Radical Republicans' goals were to give US citizenship to black people  and to provide suffrage to adult black males.

Explanation:

The Radical Republicans formed an American political movement within the Republican Party from 1854 until the end of the Reconstruction in 1877. They called themselves the "radicals" and were opposed during the war to the moderates and to the conservatives led by Abraham Lincoln and, after the war, to the ex-Confederate conservatives and the liberals of the Union.

Radical Republicans strongly opposed slavery during the war and subsequently mistrusted the former Confederates. They demanded harsh measures against the former rebels and insisted on the need to grant civil rights and the right to vote to freed slaves, in order to grant them the rights they were treating to assure, and as a way to put a limit to former Confederates.