Which of the following groups gave the strongest opposition to the new deal?
a. western farmers
b. new immigrants
c. factory workers
d. conservative business leaders

Option D.

Explanation:

Conservative business leaders, is the right answer.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted a set of national policies that dramatically extended the role of government in the American economy in acknowledgement to the Great Depression. This set of policies came to be known as the New Deal. Over time the New Deal faced opposition from the Conservative business leaders. The main reason for this opposition was that these business leaders wanted the government to do not interfere in the lives of people.