Who won, and what did that say about the future most Americans wanted? (U8.5) TEKS - 5(A&C), 28(A), 30(B)

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Roosevelt won the election because people wanted social, economic and political progressive reforms.
Roosevelt won the election because people wanted social, economic and political progressive reforms.

Parker won due to his progressive ideas to give women the right to vote and to establish monopolies.
Parker won due to his progressive ideas to give women the right to vote and to establish monopolies.

Roosevelt won because he wanted to help big business by cutting taxes for them.
Roosevelt won because he wanted to help big business by cutting taxes for them.

Parker won the election in a landslide throughout the southern states because they wanted political reforms.
Parker won the election in a landslide throughout the southern states because they wanted political reforms.

Roosevelt won because his conservative views kept the country as it had been which was fine with most people.
Roosevelt won because his conservative views kept the country as it had been which was fine with most people.
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Roosevelt won the election because people wanted social, economic, and political progressive reforms. This outcome indicated that Americans were looking for a future that embraced change and improvement in these areas, favoring policies that addressed the struggles of the average citizen and aimed to promote greater equity and opportunity.