The American Presidential Election of 1924

The 1924 presidential election saw Calvin Coolidge, the incumbent Republican, seeking re-election. The Democratic Party faced internal strife, leading to John Davis's nomination. Meanwhile, Robert La Follette led the Progressive Party, appealing to those dissatisfied with the two-party system. Coolidge won decisively, with Davis and La Follette trailing. The election highlighted the political landscape of the 1920s, marked by conservatism and the impact of third-party movements.

Who was Calvin Coolidge's running mate in the 1924 presidential election?

• John Davis

• Charles Dawes

• Robert La Follette

• William Gibbs McAdoo

What was a significant issue that hurt William Gibbs McAdoo's chances in the Democratic National Convention?

• His lack of political experience

• His opposition to the Progressive Party

• His support for the KKK

• His association with the Teapot Dome scandal

Who was the Democratic nominee for the 1924 presidential election?

• Al Smith

• John Davis

• William Gibbs McAdoo

• Charles Wayland Bryan

What was the main focus of Robert La Follette's Progressive Party in the 1924 election?

• Supporting big businesses

• Increasing military spending

• Promoting labor unions and farmers

• Expanding the Teapot Dome scandal

Which candidate won the 1924 presidential election?

• Charles Dawes

• John Davis

• Robert La Follette

• Calvin Coolidge