By 1935, Roosevelt's severest critics were __________
A) members of the Supreme Court
B) accusing him of being a socialist
C) demanding more radical reforms
D) accusing him of ignoring the rise of military dictatorships in Europe
E) scolding him for not providing more aid to impoverished blacks
Answer: C
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