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APUSH Review: The Election of 1948 APUSH Review: The Election of 1948

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Everything You Need To K now A bout The Election of 1948 To Succeed In APUSH wwwApushreviewcom Key Ideas Before The Election World War II ended in 1945 The Cold War was in full effect 1947 ID: 233162

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APUSH Review: The Election of 1948

Everything You Need To Know About The Election of 1948 To Succeed In APUSH

www.Apushreview.comSlide2

Key Ideas Before The Election

World War II ended in 1945, The Cold War was in full effect1947Containment, Truman Doctrine, and Marshall PlanHUACTaft Hartley Act (1947)Limited the power of unions

Truman campaigned on overturning this act (never did)Slide3

The Candidates

Truman (Democrat) runs for re-electionCampaigned across the country by train A la William Jennings Bryan in 1896Thomas Dewey (Republican) 1948 Republican convention was first televised convention

Henry Wallace (Progressive Ticket)

Strom Thurmond (States-Rights’) –

DixiecratSlide4

The Issues and Campaign

Thomas Dewey campaigned on reducing New Deal policies and limiting the power of laborTruman campaigned for civil rights, increased minimum wage, and continuation of New Deal policiesWallace campaigned against Truman’s foreign policies

Thurmond was anti

civil rights and pro Jim Crow lawsSlide5

The Results

Considered the greatest upset in presidential history“Dewey Defeats Truman” – Chicago TribuneWhy did Truman win?Unions, farmers, and African Americans overwhelmingly voted for TrumanMany individuals did not want to “waste” a vote on a third party candidate

Democrats also won both houses of CongressSlide6

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