Question

the following passage is about franklin d. roosevelt, who was president of the united states from 1933 to 1945. select the best evidence to support the statement that president roosevelt was popular among americans during the 1930s. over the next several years, president roosevelt did much to help his country get back on its feet. in 1936 he won reelection by a landslide. roosevelt started many federal programs aimed at assisting the needy and putting \a chicken in every pot,\ as he promised. because many people had lost almost all their money, roosevelt created the federal deposit insurance corporation (fdic), a plan that insured bank deposits against future bank closings. overall, in the 1930s americans were focused on fixing their own problems. through the early and mid - 1930s, hoping to avoid major involvement in world politics, roosevelt participated warily in world affairs. from richard panchyk, world war ii for kids. copyright 2002 by richard panchyk

Explanation:

The statement needs evidence of Roosevelt's 1930s popularity among Americans. A landslide reelection directly shows broad public support, which is the strongest indicator of popularity among the given details.

Answer:

"In 1936 he won reelection by a landslide."