Question

why did alf landon and other conservative leaders oppose the new deal? choose four correct answers.
it did not go far enough in helping struggling americans.
it interfered with business and labor practices.
it raised taxes too much.
it gave roosevelt too much power.
it kept states from regulating their own affairs.

Explanation:

Conservative leaders like Alf Landon opposed the New Deal for several reasons. The New Deal's regulations on business and labor (interfering with their practices) went against conservative pro - business views. Raising taxes was seen as a burden. Giving Roosevelt too much power was a concern about executive overreach. And the New Deal's federal programs were seen as limiting states' rights to regulate their own affairs. The option "It did not go far enough in helping struggling Americans" was a criticism from more liberal or left - leaning groups, not conservatives. So the correct options are the ones stating it interfered with business and labor practices, raised taxes too much, gave Roosevelt too much power, and kept states from regulating their own affairs.

Answer:

• The option "It interfered with business and labor practices."
• The option "It raised taxes too much."
• The option "It gave Roosevelt too much power."
• The option "It kept states from regulating their own affairs."