58. _____ Banks and bankers got so greedy that they gave expensive mortgages to buyers whocouldn’t afford them. Then interest rates rose, housing values fell, and many homeownerscouldn’t make their monthly mortgage payments. The mortgages, in bundles of hundreds orthousands, had been used as credit by banks to buy stocks, bonds, or other investments. Whenthese mortgages were suddenly worthless, banks had no credit. They couldn’t borrow or lend.The financial system froze.
(A) The U.S. government thought that banks needed a bailout.
(B) The financial crisis took different forms and parts of it had different names.
(C) One of the most dangerous aspects of the financial crisis came from risky mortgage
(D) TARP allowed the U.S. Treasury Department to buy troubled assets, mostly bad mortgages.