Henry Wallace Accepts Nomination for Vice Presidential

In 1940, sessions were held for the nomination of the Secretary of Agriculture for the Vice Presidency. Mr. Wallace, after posing with his wife, expressed his confidence in President Roosevelt's leadership and called for a united Democratic Party to achieve victory in the upcoming November elections.

In what year did the nomination sessions for Secretary Wallace take place?

• 1942

• 1939

• 1940

• 1941

Who was nominated for the Vice Presidency in the discussed sessions?

• Mr. Truman

• Mr. Roosevelt

• Mr. Wallace

• Mr. Johnson

What did Mr. Wallace do after his nomination?

• He declined the nomination.

• He traveled to another city.

• He posed with his wife.

• He gave a speech alone.

What was Mr. Wallace's sentiment towards President Roosevelt's leadership?

• He was critical.

• He was confident.

• He was indifferent.

• He was skeptical.

What did Mr. Wallace believe the Democratic Party would achieve under Roosevelt's leadership?

• A united party and victory

• A loss in November

• A divided party

• A change in leadership