Question

conservative alf landon, who ran against franklin d. roosevelt in the 1936 presidential election, opposed
new deal labor and
business policies.
limiting the president’s
power.
government involvement in
social issues.
cutting back on new deal
programs.

Explanation:

Alf Landon, a conservative, opposed the New Deal's expansion. Cutting back on New Deal programs aligns with conservative opposition to Roosevelt's expansive New Deal initiatives. The other options: opposing labor/business policies was not his main focus, limiting president’s power was not central, and government in social issues was less core than opposing New Deal programs.

Answer:

cutting back on New Deal programs.