The First Dramatic Use of Television in American Presidential Politics

Multiple Choice

The first dramatic use of television in American presidential politics came in

A) the Army-McCarthy hearings.
B) Adlai Stevenson's witty acceptance speech at the 1952 Democratic convention.
C) Richard Nixon's "Checkers speech" appealing to stay on the Republican ticket.
D) Dwight Eisenhower's televised promise to go personally to Korea.
E) Richard Nixon's attack ads on Dean Acheson and Adlai Stevenson.