Why did Governor Talmadge disagree with the New Deal Programs? A. He believed that overproduction would eventually help Georgia, so he did not want New Deal Programs to stop production
B. He believed it gave the federal government too much control and would help bring racial equality to Georgia.
C . He believed it did not do enough to help African-Americans.
D. He believed the federal government should do more to help the poor Georgians.

it is a : ) always outside of government control

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