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Why did Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge oppose President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal program?

Why did Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge oppose President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal program?
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Why did Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge oppose President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal

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it would be the second option

Step-by-step explanation:

Eugene Talmage was an extreme segregationist and he believed that FDR's New deal helped African Americans.

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