Harding's Compromise Presidency
Harding emerged as a compromise candidate at the 1920 Republican Convention, gaining support due to a lack of strong opposition. The oil industry played a crucial role in his nomination, with significant financial backing and the belief that he could be easily swayed. His cabinet, particularly the appointment of Fall as secretary of the Interior, reflected a blend of talent and cronyism, marking a shift away from conservation policies championed by Roosevelt.In this clip
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