Over time, many liberals became concerned that Roosevelt’s New Deal programs

Some liberals believed the New Deal did not go far enough to address poverty and unemployment or to redistribute wealth. They wanted stronger programs that would create more economic opportunity for ordinary people, so A is correct. The other choices do not reflect the main criticism from these liberals: concerns about state power were more often associated with opponents of federal expansion, and healthcare benefits were not a major feature of the New Deal.

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