Who succeeded Arthur Meighen as Conservative leader in 1926?
R.B. Bennett
Mackenzie King
John Diefenbaker
Robert Borden
Answer
R.B. Bennett succeeded Arthur Meighen as Conservative leader in 1926. Bennett was a successful businessman and politician who had served as Minister of Finance in the Meighen government. He was a strong advocate for economic development and played a key role in the Conservative Party's victory in the 1930 federal election.
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