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20. The strongest opposition to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs came from (SS.912.A.5.11) a. western farmers b. business leaders c. factory workers d. recent immigrants
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20. The strongest opposition to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs came from (SS.912.A.5.11)

a. western farmers
b. business leaders
c. factory workers
d. recent immigrants

User Zoltan Tirinda
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B. business leaders.

many business leaders saw the new deal as an over reach of federal power.

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