Why did some of Roosevelt’s New Deal programs and agencies experience strong legal opposition?
a. Farmers felt that they were unfairly targeted by subsidies.
b. Labor unions opposed the restrictions imposed on them.
c. People believed the federal government had overreached its power.
d. Congress did not think that the New Deal programs went far enough.
A?
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its C?
It is C.
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Many people also felt that the government was providing American citizens with too many handouts and decreasing citizens’ self-initiative. The New Deal was heavily criticized because it increased the national debt and, more importantly, increased the size of government and President Roosevelt’s power and influence in America while taking away the individual power and freedom of individual states.
YES! You've got it!..
It 's C.