Over time, many liberals became concerned that Roosevelt's New Deal programs provided too many healthcare benefits. Would be stopped by Roosevelt after reelection. Did not provide enough economic opportunity. Took too much power from individual states.

Option:  Did not provide enough economic opportunity.

Explanation:  

Franklin Roosevelt campaigned for the presidency on the commitment of a “new deal” for the American people. World War II increased attention to the relief efforts for the unemployed in America. The Civilian Conservation Corps established to provide public work from 1933 to 1942. Young men with unemployed and bachelor provide to take the privilege of this new plan in America. This new plan did not provide enough economic opportunities as jobs were available in states like Washington. The New Deal did not prevent a spectacular rate of recovery as it moves slowly and cautiously to provide economic stimulus.  

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