Question

fdrs opposition tended to favor what alternative social sentiment? \government subservience\
adical cooperation\
ugged individualism\

Explanation:

FDR's opposition, often from conservative groups, favored "rugged individualism." This concept emphasizes self - reliance and minimal government intervention. During the New Deal era, FDR's policies (which involved more government action to combat the Great Depression) were opposed by those who believed in the traditional American value of individuals pulling themselves up by their bootstraps without extensive government help. "Government subservience" is not a standard term in this context, and "radical cooperation" is not the typical alternative sentiment favored by FDR's opposition.

Answer:

"rugged individualism"