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21 April, 18:36

What made FDR's win in 1932 a landslide?

A More people registered to vote for the first time than ever before, and voted for FDR.

B The Electoral College voted unanimously for FDR.

C More people voted than ever before, and FDR won more of those votes than anyone before ever had.

D Every region--not just the South--voted for FDR.

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