Question

1. what made fdrs win in 1932 a landslide?

more people registered to vote for the first time than ever before, and voted for fdr.
the electoral college voted unanimously for fdr.
every region-not just the south-voted for fdr.
more people voted than ever before, and fdr won more of those votes than anyone before ever had.

Explanation:

Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1932 landslide victory occurred during the Great Depression, when voters rejected incumbent Herbert Hoover. A record number of voters turned out, and Roosevelt won a larger share of the popular vote than any prior presidential candidate, along with a dominant Electoral College win. The other options are incorrect: the Electoral College did not vote unanimously for him; he did not win every region (some Northeastern states went to Hoover); and first-time voters alone do not account for the landslide scale.

Answer:

D. More people voted than ever before, and FDR won more of those votes than anyone before ever had.