Question

12. Dr. Francis Townsend, Governor Huey Long, and Father Charles Coughlin all opposed FDR's approaches to

resolving the economic effects of the Great Depression because -
a. they disagreed with giving citizens over a certain age a monthly allowance to be spent
within that month.
b. they did not want to tax the rich and promise families a certain income a year.
c. they felt that he should not nationalize the banks and utilities.
d. they believed his programs did not go far enough to address the country's problems.

Answer 1

The FDR policy were opposed by many because they believed his programs did not go far enough to address the country's problems.

d. they believed his programs did not go far enough to address the country's problems.

Step-by-step explanation:

The people on the political left unhappy with the new deal because they thought it wasn't convincing enough to do good for the company. The new deal was a FDR's policy to deal with great depression.

The FDR's polices helped many people as it created job opportunities and the first to benefit from it was the farms which were saved from foreclosure with the help of the legislature of FDR.