1944 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois

At the Chicago convention, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was nominated for the presidency for the fourth time. However, the convention faced challenges in selecting a vice-presidential candidate, with Henry Wallace making a strong push to influence state delegations in his favor.

What was the main event celebrated at the convention in Chicago?

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The launch of a new political party

• The nomination of Franklin Delano Roosevelt for the fourth time

• The end of World War II

How many times had Franklin Delano Roosevelt been nominated before this convention?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

What issue did the convention face after selecting the presidential nominee?

• Organizing the next convention

• Selecting a vice-presidential candidate

• Deciding on a campaign strategy

• Choosing a new party leader

Who was actively trying to gain support for the vice-presidential nomination?

• Thomas Dewey

• Henry Wallace

• Harry Truman

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

What was Henry Wallace's strategy to become the running mate?

• He withdrew from the race

• He organized a protest

• He sought to influence state delegations

• He promised tax cuts