1952 presidential campaign in US

The transcript covers Eisenhower's political activities, including gaining support from Illinois Republicans and making a public appearance in Los Angeles. It also discusses the political dynamics in the southern states, with some supporting Eisenhower and others backing the Democratic ticket. Additionally, it highlights Adlai Stevenson's campaign activities and predictions about the election outcome.

What was the purpose of Eisenhower's visit to Los Angeles?

• To deliver a political speech

• To meet with Democratic leaders

• To give a non-political speech at a veterans' encampment

• To campaign for the southern states

Which state showed support for Eisenhower despite being traditionally Democratic?

• South Carolina

• Illinois

• Mississippi

• Georgia

What was the outcome of the Democratic vote in South Carolina?

• They decided not to vote

• They supported the Democratic presidential ticket

• They remained neutral

• They supported Eisenhower

What prediction did Senator Russell make about Eisenhower's campaign?

• Eisenhower will win all southern states

• Eisenhower will not carry a single southern state

• Eisenhower will win the northern states

• Eisenhower will lose the election

What major event was Governor Stevenson planning to attend in New York?

• A Democratic convention

• A veterans' encampment

• A major speech before the American Legion

• A cabinet luncheon meeting