Question 13
In 1936, Eugene Talmadge lost his campaign for the U. S. Senate to Richard B. Russ...
Social Studies, 06.03.2021 01:10 anon1899
Question 13
In 1936, Eugene Talmadge lost his campaign for the U. S. Senate to Richard B. Russell.
What can you infer about how Georgians viewed the New Deal from this statement?
A
The New Deal became less popular with Georgians
B
The New Deal became more popular with Georgians
C
The New Deal remained unpopular with most Georgia voters.
D
The New Deal was no longer a major political issue for Georgia voters.
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