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How did 1936 Republican presidential candidate Alf Landon react to the New Deal?
O He supported the New Deal's labor policies.
He disagreed with the New Deal's social policies.
O He disagreed with all policies of the New Deal.
O He supported parts of the New Deal.




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Answer:

He supported parts of the New Deal.

Explanation:

Alfred Langdon, the 1936 Republican presidential candidate reacted to the New Deal as something reasonable and sound but he thought it was harsh and hostile on businesses and involved too much wastage.

Alfred Landon was a presidential candidate in the 1936 presidential election he lost by a landslide to the incumbent Roosevelt.

The New Deal were a series of programs launched by President Roosevelt to safeguard the economy and reform the nation after the Great Depression.

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The correct statement is that the Alf Landon reacted to the new deal in the year 1936 by supporting the parts of the New Deal. So, the correct option is C.

Alf Landon selflessly gave his readiness to support the contents of the New deal by the way of giving an unanimous approval to the plan from his side.

  • Alf Landon was of the opinion that the social issues of a nation must also be observed and looked upon by the government as without the society the government would not exist.

  • New Deal represented the various improvements and regulations regarding the labor laws that were proposed in front of the General Assembly in that year.

  • Alf Landon believed that a government should use the fiscal policies with a view to also allocate a significant amount of its funds to the welfare of the society and to solve the social issues.

Hence, the correct option is C that Alf Landon reacted to the new deal in the year 1936 by supporting the parts of the New Deal.

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