Congressional Democrats join Pres. Franklin Roosevelt for a picnic at the Jefferson Islands, MD, 1937

President Roosevelt invites Congress Democrats to a party to foster closer relations. The event includes a trip to Jefferson Island, baseball games, and informal discussions, with political talk barred. Despite rumors of party strife, the picnic is seen as a positive social event.

Which Senators were part of the first group invited by President Roosevelt to the party?

• Senators McAdoo and O'Mahoney

• Senators Wheeler and King

• Senators Farley and Roosevelt

• Senators Ashurst and Mouton

What was the main purpose of the picnic organized by President Roosevelt?

• To celebrate Congressman Mouton's achievements

• To discuss the Supreme Court plan

• To bring Congress and the President closer together

• To announce new political policies

Who ensured the safety of Congressman Mouton during the picnic?

• President Roosevelt

• Postmaster General Farley

• James Roosevelt

• Senator Ashurst

What activity did Postmaster General Farley and James Roosevelt organize at the picnic?

• A political debate

• A speech contest

• A baseball game

• A formal dinner

Why was the picnic seen as a response to rumors?

• It was a response to rumors of a new election

• It was a response to rumors of a Supreme Court decision

• It was a response to rumors of party strife

• It was a response to rumors of a new policy