Americans regained faith in the banks after President Roosevelt signed the


Emergency Banking Relief Act into law because the act


(1 point)

Aallowed only healthy banks to remain open, so people believed that banks that passed the act's requirements really were sound.

Bgave people the right to withdraw all their money at any time without a penalty or waiting period

Cauthorized the federal government to immediately deposit $1 billion in banks to guarantee peoples' deposits.

Drequired the federal government to pay back in full the customers of any bank that failed.