In 1948, president truman’s reelection was in doubt due to which of the following reasons? president truman was a republican and was opposed by a congress controlled by democrats. president truman had lost the support of the working class by not doing enough to the economy. president truman’s foreign and civil rights policies had alienated large groups of voters. president truman was prevented from seeking another term due to the provisions of the twenty-second amendment.

In 1948, President Truman's reelection was in doubt because:  

3. President Truman´s foreign an civil rights policies had alienated large groups of voters.  

He issued the Executive Order 9981 and 9980 which abolished discrimination of race, religion, natural origin and color in the  United States Armed Forces and integrated the  U.S. Armed Services. This led to theDemocratic party's divition. Truman had to change his strategy to win the favor of the American people and carried a campaign across the country by train, giving the "whistle stop" speeches that gathered crowds to listen to his passionate discourses. He won the election with 303 electoral votes.

The correct answer is C) President Truman’s foreign and civil rights policies had alienated large groups of voters.

In 1948, President Truman’s reelection was in doubt due in that  President Truman’s foreign and civil rights policies had alienated large groups of voters.

In the lection of 1848, nobody thought Truman had a chance of victory. Neither his own political party, the Democratic party. Truman had taken some policies in the past regarding civil rights and foreigner policies that affected some people and didn't like others.

But to the surprise of everybody, Harry S. Truman won the 1948 election to the Republican Thomas E. Dewy. Despite the public opinions and mass media comments of TV, radio, and newspapers, that always favored Dewey, Truman always thought he had a fair chance to win the presidency.

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