Question

franklin roosevelts new deal reforms sparked an ongoing national debate on
the proper role of
government.
the necessity of
private business.
the legitimacy of
roosevelts
election.
the need to end
the great
depression

Explanation:

Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal expanded federal government intervention in the economy through programs like social security, public works, and financial regulation. This sparked intense debate about whether the government should take such an active role, pushing back against the previous laissez-faire approach. The other options are incorrect: the New Deal did not debate private business necessity, the legitimacy of his election was not a core debate tied to the policies, and ending the Depression was the goal, not the debated topic.

Answer:

the proper role of government.