The New Deal Made Significant Improvements in the Quality of Life

The New Deal made significant improvements in the quality of life in rural America by

A) expanding railroad lines to make travel and trade easier for rural Americans.
B) establishing programs to facilitate the opening of new overseas markets for farmers' surplus crops.
C) initiating federal oversight to ensure that sharecroppers and tenant farmers received a fair share of government benefits.
D) providing electricity to rural communities through the Rural Electrification Administration.