What Occurrence Proved That Opposition to the New Deal Had

question 32

Multiple Choice

What occurrence proved that opposition to the New Deal had increased by the end of 1938?

• A) The public reacted to new social programs with apathy.
• B) There was a nearly 60 percent turnover in President Roosevelt's cabinet.
• C) Republicans made gains in Congress.
• D) Roosevelt was unable to gain support for his plan to nationalize banking and agriculture.

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