Candidate's Nomination and Policies

The transcript covers a political convention where Franklin D. Roosevelt is nominated for president. The speaker emphasizes the importance of breaking traditions and pledges a new deal for the American people, including the repeal of the 18th Amendment. The speech highlights the commitment to change and reform, aiming to return America to its people.

What was the primary purpose of California's presence at the convention?

• To support the Republican candidate

• To propose new policies

• To nominate a president

• To deadlock the convention

How many total votes were necessary for a choice at the convention?

• 500

• 766

• 1148

• 700

Who was proclaimed the nominee for President of the United States?

• John N. Garner

• Bruce Camel

• Herbert Hoover

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

Which state did Bruce Camel represent as a delegate?

• New York

• Illinois

• Texas

• California

Who was nominated for the office of Vice President?

• John N. Garner

• Herbert Hoover

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Bruce Camel

What did the candidate break by acknowledging his nomination early?

• A promise

• A record

• A tradition

• A law

What did the candidate pledge to break in his speech?

• Economic barriers

• Political alliances

• Social norms

• Foolish traditions

What did the candidate promise to deliver for the American people?

• A new deal

• Lower taxes

• More jobs

• Better healthcare

What was the candidate's stance on the 18th Amendment?

• Supportive

• Indifferent

• Unaware

• Opposed

What was the candidate's ultimate goal in his crusade?

• To win votes

• To gain power

• To defeat the opposition

• To return America to its people