The Evolution of Roosevelt and the 1936 Election

This chapter examines Franklin D. Roosevelt's transformation from a conservative candidate in 1932 to a New Deal advocate in 1936, detailing his evolving campaign strategies and policies during the Great Depression. It discusses the significant political shift in the 1936 election, emphasizing the Democratic Party's success in appealing to urban working-class voters, gaining black voter support, and navigating the complexities of race relations to pass legislative measures.

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