-How does the 1953 editorial political cartoon Who Said 'Creeping Socialism' contradict what President Eisenhower had to say about domestic programs associated with the New and Fair Deals?
A) Eisenhower wanted to focus more on civil rights than other public programs.
B) Eisenhower announced that he had no intention of dismantling most of these programs.
C) Eisenhower wanted to dismantle these programs and desired more conservative ones in place.
D) Eisenhower believed that balancing the budget and limiting government spending was more important.

Question

-How does the 1953 editorial political cartoon Who Said 'Creeping Socialism' contradict what President Eisenhower had to say about domestic programs associated with the New and Fair Deals?
A) Eisenhower wanted to focus more on civil rights than other public programs. 
B) Eisenhower announced that he had no intention of dismantling most of these programs. 
C) Eisenhower wanted to dismantle these programs and desired more conservative ones in place. 
D) Eisenhower believed that balancing the budget and limiting government spending was more important.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The cartoon contradicts Eisenhower's stance by suggesting he was against the New and Fair Deals' domestic programs, whereas Eisenhower actually announced he had no intention of dismantling most of these programs, indicating his acceptance of their continuation.

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