President Roosevelt has fireside chat about progress of economic conditions

The speaker addresses the nation, highlighting progress in employment with 4 million jobs created. Despite improvements, challenges remain, particularly for farmers and homeowners facing foreclosure. The government is committed to providing relief and utilizing federal credit. The speaker emphasizes the need for continued efforts to improve agricultural product prices and outlines future plans to ensure economic growth.

What percentage of job seekers found employment according to the speaker?

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

• 60%

How does the speaker describe the progress made in the past few months?

• A good start but not enough

• Beyond expectations

• Completely satisfactory

• Insufficient and disappointing

What action does the speaker suggest for families at risk of losing their homes?

• Wait for government assistance

• Seek help from neighbors

• Telegraph the Farm Credit Administration

• Contact local banks

What is the speaker's stance on the current state of farm product prices?

• Thinks prices should remain stable

• Satisfied with the current prices

• Believes prices are too high

• Wants to increase and extend benefits

What is the speaker's commitment regarding agricultural policy?

• To maintain current policies

• To focus solely on industrial growth

• To increase prices and extend benefits

• To reduce government intervention