Question

1. how was fdrs popular image a drawback for some people? he never described any plan to end the depression. most of his supporters were rich. he seemed full of promises but short on substance. he did not seem to really take the nations problems seriously.

Explanation:

FDR was known for his charismatic, hopeful public image during the Great Depression, but critics argued his optimistic rhetoric and promises lacked concrete, detailed plans to address the crisis. The other options are incorrect: FDR presented the New Deal as his plan to end the Depression, his base included working-class and poor Americans (not mostly rich), and he was seen as actively engaging with the nation's problems via actions like fireside chats.

Answer:

He seemed full of promises but short on substance.