The relief efforts of the early new deal were intended to
a) stimulate a broad recovery of the economy.
b) provide relief to the lower classes first.
c) create a permanent welfare system.
d) apply the principles of keynesian economics.
e) be limited in scope and temporary in duration.

The correct answer is this one: "E) be limited in scope and temporary in duration." The relief efforts of the early New Deal were intended to be limited in scope and temporary in duration. It has to be limited only in the scope. Meaning, this must not something that is permanent. It's just temporary.

Early agricultural civilizations were similar but they had less technology than the common era.

Early agricultural civilizations were similar because they had farm animals and they planted their own crops.

Early agricultural civilizations were similar so that's

how we learned what we know today.