Which of the Following Best Characterizes FDR's Campaign Strategy in 1936

question 40

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best characterizes FDR's campaign strategy in 1936?

• A) He presented himself as the champion of masses.
• B) He presented himself as the pro-business candidate.
• C) He presented himself as a supporter of minority rights.
• D) He presented himself as the only experienced candidate.

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