Opposition_To_The_New_Deal

Opposition To The New Deal Opposition To The New Deal When Franklin Delano Roosevelt became President of the United States of America (USA) in March 1933, he had done so with a landslide victory over Herbet Hoover. Roosevelt took action to bring about immediate economic relief especially to those most affected by the Great Depression as well as reforms in industry through a series of ‘alphabet agencies’. The New Deal was effective to a great extent after implementation, yet it did have its critics. Roosevelt was largely accused of inappropriate government expenditure, economic interference in bigger businesses and not fully considering the programs prior to their implementation. Roosevelt’s most notable new, deal, roosevelt, long, court, supreme, coughlin, huey, townsend, president, opposition, judges, threat, first, although, after, administration, through, three, senator, roosevelt’s, policies, people, one, old, individuals, implementation, francis, effective, economic, charles, between, 1935, ‘alphabet, votes