Despite many strengths, Herbert Hoover's weakness as a Republican candidate in
1928 was which of the following?

A. his lack of experience in elective office
B. his painfully old-fashioned approach to capital and labor
C. his modest upbringing in lowa and Oregon
D. his lack of business experience and familiarity with international affairs

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Based on historical context, despite many strengths, Herbert Hoover's weakness as a Republican candidate in

1928 was "his lack of experience in elective office."

The emergence of Herbert Hoover as the Democratic Party President Candidate.

Herbert Hoover emerged as the Presidential candidate for Republican Party following the refusal of the outgoing President Calvin Coolidge to seek reelection.

Herbert Hoover, at the time of gaining the Presidential candidate of the Republican Party, has performed the following roles:

  • Secretary of Commerce
  • Director of the United States Food Administration
  • Chair of the Commission for Relief in Belgium.

Herbert Hoover contested against Al Smith of the Democratic Party, a former Governor of New York.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is option A. "his lack of experience in elective office."

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