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The 1948 Election: Fair Deal Challenges and New Deal Funding Issues

This article explores the significant political landscape of the 1950s, focusing on the 1948 election and the implications of Harry S. Truman's Fair Deal. It discusses the lack of funding that hindered the earlier New Deal initiatives and the impact this had on the political strategies of the time. Furthermore, it examines the challenges faced by Truman in implementing his policies and how the political climate shaped voter sentiment, ultimately influencing the election outcome.

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The 1948 Election: Fair Deal Challenges and New Deal Funding Issues

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  1. UNIT 7: THE 1950S Part 2, July 5th, 2011 Summer 2011

  2. Ch. 2: A Fair Deal

  3. Ch. 2: The Election of 1948

  4. Ch. 2: The Election of 1948

  5. The Lack of funding during the New Deal.

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