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.

They where concerned the New Deal did not provide enough economic opportunity. There still where problems with people being homeless and people not being able to find work.

The correct answer is C) did not provide enough economic opportunity.

Over time, many liberals became concerned that Roosevelt’s New Deal programs did not provide enough economic opportunity.

The New Deal was the name that received the Franklin D. Roosevelt’s programs to resolve the issues generated by the Gret Depression. When he took the Presidency in 1933 he wanted to act immediately to help alleviate the terrible impact of the Great Depression in America. The programs were aimed at providing jobs to the people that had lost them due to the stock market crash and improve the economic conditions of the country. But over time, many liberals became concerned that Roosevelt’s New Deal programs did not provide enough economic opportunity and did not result in the benefits originally expected.

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