Question

which part of the new deal did landon most strongly oppose?
unemployment benefits
protections for unions and
increased regulation of
business
measures making it easier
to start a business

Explanation:

Alf Landon, the Republican candidate opposing Roosevelt's New Deal, was more aligned with business interests. The New Deal's measures like union protections and increased business regulation (e.g., via agencies like the NRA) were seen as overly intrusive by business - friendly figures like Landon. Unemployment benefits were more of a relief measure, and easing business startup wasn't a major New Deal focus in the way regulation was. So he most strongly opposed protections for unions and increased regulation of business.

Answer:

B. protections for unions and increased regulation of business (assuming the middle option is labeled B; if not, the middle box with "protections for unions and increased regulation of business")