Question

10.

Answer 1

The correct answer is A) that the New Deal did too little to fight racial discrimination and segregation.

Conservative critics of the New Deal believed all of the following except "that the New Deal did too little to fight racial discrimination and segregation."

The New Deal was a series of programs created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in order to alleviate the economic suffering and poverty during the Great Depression years. He created programs such as the Social Security Adminsitration, the Farm Security Administration, and the Civil Works Administration.

But his detractors critiqued the New Deas because they believed that the New Deal made the federal government too large and powerful, that the New Deal stifled free enterprise, and that the New Deal stifled individual initiative.

Answer 2

that the New Deal did too little to fight racial discrimination and segregation