Question

1. how did hoover win his partys nomination to run again in 1932? he warned the convention that only he had the experience to lead. he was the incumbent, and the best - known republican candidate. he introduced a powerful new plan to end the depression. he had taken responsibility for the bonus army attack.

Explanation:

As the sitting Republican president (incumbent) in 1932, Hoover was the most prominent figure in his party. Despite public dissatisfaction over his handling of the Great Depression, the Republican Party largely stuck with the well-known incumbent for their nomination, as there was no major challenger with comparable national recognition. The other options are incorrect: he did not present a new impactful Depression plan, taking blame for the Bonus Army attack would have hurt his chances, and his experience claim alone was not the key factor.

Answer:

He was the incumbent, and the best-known Republican candidate.