Franklin Roosevelt won the election in 1944 primarily because a Republican Thomas E. Dewey favored an international organization
for world peace. b labor unions turned out for Roosevelt. c Harry Truman was his running mate. d questions arose regarding Thomas E. Dewey's honesty. e the war was going well.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt campaigned for a fourth presidential term and won the election in 1944. He led through the Great Depression in the 1930s and World War II, which allowed him to win the election in 1944. He remained popular among the American public. By 1944, the U.S. and the Allies were clear on the road to World War II victory against Hitler and the Axis powers. In addition, the organization of the armed forces in the U.S. had lifted the country out of depression.
There are several items that the West wanted from the national government, but the best options from the list would be "cheap land" and "publicly financed roads"
