Question

What was the chief complaint of conservatives against the New Deal?

A. promoted free enterprise and individualism
B. made the government too powerful
C. brought changes that were too radical for most Americans
D. concerned only with saving the banking system

Answer 1

To start with, the new deal did not observe the proposals brought forward by the consertives. In the proposals, Senatpr Huey had proposed that the wealthy in the society should be taxed heavily and the proceeds be used to imporve the wefare of the poor. However, the new proposal only served to strengthen the government of the day. This attracted the wrath of the conservatives.

Answer 2

The answer is B. Roosevelt's liberal answer for the issues was to forcefully utilize government as an instrument for making "another arrangement" for the American individuals, gone for three R's- - help, recuperation, and change. The New Deal's most quick objectives were short-go help and prompt recuperation.