President Franklin Roosevelt MOST LIKELY supported Lawrence Camp in the Senate race against Walter George and Eugene Talmadge in

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President Franklin Roosevelt MOST LIKELY supported Lawrence Camp in the Senate race against Walter George and Eugene Talmadge in

1938 because he A) did not want any more economic programs put into Georgia. B) thought that it was time to begin military action in Europe. C) tried to get many conservative Democrats elected to Congress. D) wanted to keep Congress full of those supporting the New Deal.

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zzz [600] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-04T03:22:54+03:00

zzz [600]3 years ago

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The answer is D: Wanted to keep Congress full of those supporting the New Deal.

Degger [83] · Answer 2 · 2022-06-04T02:08:44+03:00

<span>D) wanted to keep Congress full of those supporting the New Deal
strong anti-new deal criticism and hostility led to the president supporting the attorney against the former governor who was a fierce critic of the new deal and other Liberal Roosevelt ideas, that had endeared him to the American working class.
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