Question

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Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the historical context of the New Deal. Many New Deal programs had racial biases. For example, the Social Security Act initially excluded agricultural and domestic workers (jobs where many non - white Americans were employed), and housing programs often favored white homeowners through red - lining. So non - white Americans did not benefit equally, and some programs were designed to help white Americans more. The first option is incorrect as equality in benefits did not exist. The second option accurately reflects the reality that certain New Deal programs were structured to assist white Americans and did not provide the same benefits to non - white Americans.

Answer:

B. certain New Deal programs were designed to only help white Americans and did not benefit non - white Americans.