Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans, and what program did he propose?
1. Herbert Hoover suggested Roosevelt promote a spirit of liberty to help poor Americans.
2. Father Charles Coughlin believed Roosevelt should do more to increase the economy and fight the Depression.
3. Francis Townsend suggested offering aid to older Americans devastated by the Depression.
4. Senator Huey Long proposed a high-tax program on the wealthy and large corporations and the redistribution of their income to give to poor Americans.

Question

Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans, and what program did he propose?  
1. Herbert Hoover suggested Roosevelt promote a spirit of liberty to help poor Americans.
2. Father Charles Coughlin believed Roosevelt should do more to increase the economy and fight the Depression.
3. Francis Townsend suggested offering aid to older Americans devastated by the Depression.
4. Senator Huey Long proposed a high-tax program on the wealthy and large corporations and the redistribution of their income to give to poor Americans.