Governor e. w. marland struggled with to implement new deal programs in oklahoma. a. us congressmen b. president franklin delano roosevelt c. the national guard d. state legislators

The correct answer is D.State legislators

Explanation:

Ernest Whitworth Marland or E.W. Marland was an American politician mainly known for being the Governor of Oklahoma from 1935 to 1939 and beginning the program "Little New Deal" to improve social conditions during the Great Depression in Oklahoma. Indeed as a governor of Oklahoma E.W. Marland implemented the program "Little New Deal" to give people job opportunities but this was opposed by both the Oklahoma House and Senate (state legislators) who believed the priority was the deficit of the state rather than the citizens and families.

Despite this initial opposition, Marland could implement his plans and by the end of his term, he had ended around 1300 projects related to the New Deal and thousands of opportunities of people. Therefore, Governor E.W. Marland struggled with State legislators to implement New Deal programs in Oklahoma.

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