In the presidential election of 1936: Select one: a. Roosevelt chose not to run again. b. business leaders supported the Democratic Party. c. the so-called New Deal coalition reelected FDR in a landslide. d. the Republican candidate Alfred Landon promised to expand Social Security. e. the Republican candidate Alfred Landon almost won.

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Charles Hoover

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26 November, 06:09

In the presidential election of 1936: Select one: a. Roosevelt chose not to run again. b. business leaders supported the Democratic Party. c. the so-called New Deal coalition reelected FDR in a landslide. d. the Republican candidate Alfred Landon promised to expand Social Security. e. the Republican candidate Alfred Landon almost won.

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Gerald Fuller · Answer 1

The so-called New Deal coalition re-elected FDR in a landslide.

Explanation:

Roosevelt was one of the greatest American presidents. He was highly famous for his Great Deal coalition in order to eradicate unemployment and for establishing new economic system in USA. His Great Deal was quite successful and it provided him the opportunity to get nominated for the landslide and to get re-elected.

The 1936 election was conducted during the time of Great Depression and he was working on his great deal to get the provision of this policy through the courts and Congress party. London criticized his policy but couldn't refuse its importance