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During the "Second New Deal," President Franklin RooseveltA. moved away from altering the income tax.B. called for greater civil rights for American minority groups.C. introduced government-funded unemployment checks.D. rejected legislative attempts by Senator Robert Wagner to strengthen labor.E. became more willing to attack corporate interests openly.
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