Question

question 10
0.5 pts
what was the focus of the 1936 election?
whether or not \liberty\ implied economic deregulation or equitable distribution of
wealth among citizens
the japanese invasion of manchuria in china
franklin roosevelts disability from polio
the impending war and the aggression of nazi germany
whether herbert hoover should be reelected despite the great depression

Explanation:

The 1936 US presidential election was between Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic) and Alf Landon (Republican). The main ideological debate was around the New Deal policies. Roosevelt's New Deal aimed at economic regulation and a more equitable distribution of wealth (e.g., through social security, labor - union support, etc.), while the Republican - leaning view (though Landon didn't fully advocate complete deregulation) was more in line with the traditional concept of "liberty" as less government intervention in the economy.
The Japanese invasion of Manchuria (1931) was earlier and not a focus of the 1936 US election. Roosevelt's polio disability was not a campaign issue in 1936. The full - scale aggression of Nazi Germany leading to World War II (1939) was in the future relative to 1936. Herbert Hoover was the 1928 - 1932 president, and he was not the Republican nominee in 1936.

Answer:

whether or not "liberty" implied economic deregulation or equitable distribution of wealth among citizens