What statement BEST explains Talmadge's dislike of the New Deal?

A. He was a white supremacist.

B. He wanted to decrease property taxes.

C. He wanted to become president of the United States.

D. He did not like the federal government intervening in a state's affairs.

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Britney Vaughn

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4 September, 07:06

What statement BEST explains Talmadge's dislike of the New Deal?

A. He was a white supremacist.

B. He wanted to decrease property taxes.

C. He wanted to become president of the United States.

D. He did not like the federal government intervening in a state's affairs.

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Karissa Faulkner · Answer 1

A & D are both a little right. Ultimately, I'd go with "A". Much of Talmadge's opposition came down to black farmers getting more money than white farmers, which rankled Talmadge.

Muhammad Norton · Answer 2

The correct answer is A. Eugene Talmadge's dislike of the New Deal was because he was a white supremacist, who considered that the New Deal policies gave African-Americans too many rights and social benefits.

So much was his opposition to these policies, that in 1948 he distanced himself from the Democratic Party and began to support the "Dixiecrat" Party, which had a clear segregationist tendency.

What statement BEST explains Talmadge's dislike of the New Deal?A. He was a white supremacist.B. He wanted to decrease property taxes.C. He wanted to become president of the United States.D. He did not like the federal government intervening in a state's affairs.

What statement BEST explains Talmadge's dislike of the New Deal?

A. He was a white supremacist.

B. He wanted to decrease property taxes.

C. He wanted to become president of the United States.

D. He did not like the federal government intervening in a state's affairs.