Correct. The answer is c. In order to support his claim that Frank Graham was a security risk, Fulton Lewis referred to Graham’s association with the Southern Conference for Human Welfare and stated that the organization was a Communist front organization.

Incorrect. The answer is c. In order to support his claim that Frank Graham was a security risk, Fulton Lewis referred to Graham’s association with the Southern Conference for Human Welfare and stated that the organization was a Communist front organization.

Correct. The answer is a. Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and the Democratic Party advocated and achieved these goals during the 1930s. Graham’s support for these issues identified him clearly as a New Deal liberal.

Incorrect. The answer is a. Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and the Democratic Party advocated and achieved these goals during the 1930s. Graham’s support for these issues identified him clearly as a New Deal liberal.

Correct. The answer is d. Graham’s description of his political positions made it clear that he agreed with the positions of the Roosevelt administration on most elements of foreign and domestic policy. His explicit support for reforms that opposed racist practices in the South was the area where his political agenda diverged from that of the official New Deal.

Incorrect. The answer is d. Graham’s description of his political positions made it clear that he agreed with the positions of the Roosevelt administration on most elements of foreign and domestic policy. His explicit support for reforms that opposed racist practices in the South was the area where his political agenda diverged from that of the official New Deal.

Correct. The answer is b. New Dealers like Graham supported the Popular Front’s efforts to promote increased U.S. involvement in Europe during World War II.

Incorrect. The answer is b. New Dealers like Graham supported the Popular Front’s efforts to promote increased U.S. involvement in Europe during World War II.

Correct. The answer is b. These sources show that HUAC made the initial accusations that members of the Truman administration were security risks because of their associations with organizations like the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. Joseph McCarthy built on those claims to stir Americans’ fears about domestic communism, attack the Truman administration, and further his own political career.

Incorrect. The answer is b. These sources show that HUAC made the initial accusations that members of the Truman administration were security risks because of their associations with organizations like the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. Joseph McCarthy built on those claims to stir Americans’ fears about domestic communism, attack the Truman administration, and further his own political career.