The Liberty League, established in 1934,
A. demanded the nationalization of major industries.
B. condemned the New Deal as anti-capitalist.
C. pushed for a more aggressive foreign policy, claiming that FDR's administration had neglected America's role in the world.
D. opposed the Civilian Conservation Corps because it provided jobs for young single males rather than men who had families to support.
Answer: B
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).