Which delegate character did Wendell Willkie appeal to the most?
Isolationist
Interventionist
Neutral
Conservative
Answer
The interventionist delegates were the most likely to vote for Wendell Willkie in the 1940 Republican National Convention because they believed that the United States should be more involved in the war in Europe. Willkie was an outspoken supporter of intervention, and his message resonated with the interventionist delegates.
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