After Republican Dwight Eisenhower defeated Adlai Stevenson in the presidential election of 1952, Eisenhower supported legislation that would appear to be in line with Truman's (a Democrat) Fair Deal. Which of the following IS NOT an example of Eisenhower's leaning toward liberal policies:

A. A strong reduction in the federal government's involvement in the use of America's natural resources

B. Called New Deal reforms a basis for keeping the country from falling into disaster.

C. Avoided impressions made in 1948 by Dewey who advocate abandoning New Deal programs.

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Jeffrey Deleon

Social Studies

10 June, 09:28

After Republican Dwight Eisenhower defeated Adlai Stevenson in the presidential election of 1952, Eisenhower supported legislation that would appear to be in line with Truman's (a Democrat) Fair Deal. Which of the following IS NOT an example of Eisenhower's leaning toward liberal policies:

A. A strong reduction in the federal government's involvement in the use of America's natural resources

B. Called New Deal reforms a basis for keeping the country from falling into disaster.

C. Avoided impressions made in 1948 by Dewey who advocate abandoning New Deal programs.

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Donavan Galloway · Answer 1

Option A

Explanation:

A strong reduction in the federal government's involvement in the use of America's natural resources was not in line with Eisenhower idea because he played a major role in the establishment of high way interstate system which required a lot of Americans natural resources.