Questions: Which most accurately describes the Election of 1932 A economically it was the worst year of the Great Depression and had a significant impact on who won the election (B) Hoover won re-election because the economy began to make great improvements (C) Franklin Roosevelt appeared more sympathetic to peoples' suffering, winning in a land-slide victory over Hoover (D) both A and C

The answer is C: Franklin Roosevelt appeared more sympathetic to peoples' suffering, winning in a landslide victory over Hoover.

Explanation for each option:

A. Economically, it was the worst year of the Great Depression and had a significant impact on who won the election - This is partially true, as the economic conditions were dire, but it doesn't fully capture the outcome of the election.

B. Hoover won re-election because the economy began to make great improvements - This is incorrect. Herbert Hoover did not win re-election; the economy was still struggling significantly.

C. Franklin Roosevelt appeared more sympathetic to peoples' suffering, winning in a landslide victory over Hoover - This is correct. Roosevelt's New Deal promises and empathetic approach resonated with voters, leading to his decisive victory.

D. Both A and C - This is incorrect because while A is partially true, it does not accurately describe the election outcome, which is captured in C.