Which of the following is important to understanding debates about Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal? Women’s suffrage advocates challenged the 15th Amendment because it did not prevent sex-based discrimination.

Business leaders opposed the New Deal even though Roosevelt’s programs improved their economic prospects.

Ida B. Wells was a leader in the anti-lynching movement that emerged in the early 1890s.

The collapse of communism presented a challenge to deciding when to use military and diplomatic power.