Dwight D. Eisenhower makes campaign stops; speaks at AFL convention

Eisenhower embarks on an 11-day Midwest tour, criticizing Democratic policies and addressing issues like corruption and the Korean War. He then speaks at the AFL Convention, praising their efforts against communism and discussing tax law amendments. He assures fairness and justice, encouraging labor to take political action as they see fit.

What was one of the main criticisms Eisenhower had against the Democratic Party during his Midwest tour?

• Their support for high tariffs

• Their opposition to civil rights

• Their handling of the Korean War

• Their stance on environmental issues

During his speech at the AFL Convention, how did Eisenhower describe the AFL's efforts?

• As a supporter of isolationist policies

• As a barrier to international trade

• As a significant contribution to wartime efforts

• As a hindrance to economic growth

What was Eisenhower's position on the tax laws discussed at the AFL Convention?

• He wanted to repeal them entirely

• He supported amending them

• He wanted to increase taxes

• He had no opinion on the matter

What promise did Eisenhower make to the AFL regarding his approach to labor issues?

• To increase government control over labor

• To reduce labor union influence

• To ensure justice and fairness

• To always prioritize business interests

What action did Eisenhower encourage the AFL to take?

• To support only Republican candidates

• To focus solely on domestic issues

• To take political action as they see fit

• To avoid political involvement