Question

1. how was fdrs popular image a drawback for some people?

most of his supporters were rich.
he never described any plan to end the depression.
he seemed full of promises but short on substance.
he did not seem to really take the nations problems seriously.

Explanation:

Critics of FDR argued that his charismatic public persona and optimistic promises lacked concrete, detailed plans to address the Great Depression, leading to the perception that he was heavy on rhetoric but light on actionable substance. The other options are incorrect: FDR's base was largely working-class and poor, he did outline New Deal plans to fight the Depression, and he was widely seen as taking the nation's crisis seriously.

Answer:

He seemed full of promises but short on substance.