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Obviously choose A.

This question is actually a test of economic common sense, mainly the difference between monetarism and Keynesianism.

Roosevelt's New Deal was a policy of state intervention in the free market economy, which was similar to our country's macroeconomic control, and of course it was contrary to the monetarism of Feliedman, who advocated complete freedom, and used more Keynes's economic ideas.

It should be C.

Because Friedman was the founder of the monetary school, he was unequivocally opposed to Keynes's idea of intervention. It was in the heyday of Keynesianism——— in the 50s of the 20th century, that the monetary school with Friedman as the main founder was born under the banner of fighting against the "Keynesian Revolution".

By the 70s of the 20th century, the Western economy was experiencing "stagflation", and the economic development of various countries slowed down, the deficits were getting bigger and bigger, unemployment was increasing, and the inflation rate was getting higher and higher. Under such an economic situation, the monetary school, which has developed over the past 10 years, has chosen inflation as its main target and put forward a series of policy proposals centered on stabilizing the currency and opposing inflation.

Because these policy propositions conform to the needs of the development of the Western economy in the new situation, they have won many endorsers and followers, and have been particularly appreciated by the authorities.

So, A is the background when Friedman's theory was proposed, and B and D are the background when his theory was accepted. Only c has nothing to do with it.

A should have been after Roosevelt's New Deal in the thirties and fourths of the twentieth century.

Chose D, the Southern Song Dynasty went to Hangzhou as the capital, and gave up the previous capital Bianzhou, and the emperor at that time, Song Gaozong, was a temporary emperor, which meant that when Huiqin Erzong came back, he had to give way, of course, people didn't want to give way, so they didn't want to forge ahead, and wanted to be in a safe corner.

d Sarcastically the ruler who favored a corner of peace and did not take back the north.

Pick D. It is said that those emperors of the Southern Song Dynasty were drunk and dreamed of death in Hangzhou, completely forgetting to recover the lost territory in the north.

"Inscription in Andi" is a political satirical poem written by the Southern Song Dynasty poet Lin Sheng, and this work is also the author's only representative work. This poem was written in response to the dark reality of the Southern Song Dynasty, which poured out the righteous indignation that was frustrated in the hearts of the vast number of people, and also expressed the poet's deep anxiety about the fate of the country and the nation. d

d.satirizes the drunken dreams and deaths of the rulers of the Southern Song Dynasty.

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d.satirizes the drunken dreams and deaths of the rulers of the Southern Song Dynasty.

a.Praise the prosperity of Hangzhou.

Historical analysis: During the Song and Song dynasties, China's economy was developed and cities prospered. However, the Southern Song Dynasty was more developed than the Northern Song Dynasty.

Bianzhou was the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty (Kaifeng), Hangzhou was the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty (Lin'an), and the largest commercial city in the Southern Song Dynasty was Lin'an, which was much more prosperous than Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty.

1. Diligently, diligently, rigorously, and earnestly studying.

2. In Confucius's "Analects and Politics": "Reviewing the past and learning the new can be a teacher." ”

Translation: A person who reviews old knowledge and then understands new knowledge can become a teacher.

Review what you have learned and gain new understanding and appreciation. It also refers to drawing on historical experience and better understanding the present.