2. Who became a political foe of Long's in Washington?
(a) Lyndon Johnson.
(b) Herbert Hoover.
(c) Richard Nixon.
(d) Franklin Roosevelt.

3. When was Huey's gubernatorial inauguration?
(a) January 1, 1928.
(b) May 21, 1928.
(c) March 1, 1928.
(d) April 15, 1928.

4. What was a major campaign issue in the 1928 gubernatorial race?
(a) Women's right to vote.
(b) Luxury goods tax.
(c) Minimum wage.
(d) Flood control programs.

5. In what area did Huey oppose Parker regarding taxes?
(a) Entities that utilized child labor.
(b) Entities that extracted national resources from soil and water. .
(c) Companies that refused to pay minimum wages.
(d) Businesses that did not support Civil Rights.

6. Why was Huey a long shot at winning the governor's race?
(a) He didn't have the support of the wealthy.
(b) He didn't have enough media attention.
(c) He was too young.
(d) He didn't have any legal experience.

7. What nickname did Huey acquire after moving into the governor's mansion?
(a) Kingfish.
(b) The Big Cheese.
(c) Big Daddy.
(d) Mr. Governor.

8. In what year did Huey Long win a Senate seat?
(a) 1984.
(b) 1930.
(c) 1962.
(d) 1950.

9. What was the name of Huey's hometown?
(a) Grand Prairie.
(b) Winnfield.
(c) Cordele.
(d) Baton Rouge.

10. In what state did Huey and Harley travel as salesmen?
(a) Louisiana.
(b) Florida.
(c) South Carolina.
(d) Texas.

11. The political machine in ________________ was known as the Old Regular or Ring.
(a) Lafayette.
(b) New Orleans.
(c) Buffalo.
(d) Winnfield.

12. How old was Huey Long when he became governor?
(a) 29.
(b) 35.
(c) 66.
(d) 54.

13. Which of Huey's brothers paid his law school expenses?
(a) Earl.
(b) Samuel.
(c) Eddie.
(d) Julius.

14. Who did Huey support in the 1916 election?
(a) John M. Parker.
(b) Franklin D. Roosevelt.
(c) Earl Long.
(d) Herbert Hoover.

15. Huey became an advocate for change in the area of __________________.
(a) Sexual harassment law.
(b) Immigration law.
(c) Minimum wage law.
(d) Employer's liability law.