4. Who was the U.S. President famous for Fireside Chats?
(a) Franklin D. Roosevelt.
(b) Herbert Hoover.
(c) Calvin Coolidge.
(d) Theodore Roosevelt.

5. Who especially hated FDR in Texas?
(a) Working men.
(b) Some industry leaders.
(c) Farmers.
(d) Bankers.

6. What was the tone of the letters Lyndon wrote during his time on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee?
(a) Apologetic.
(b) Humility.
(c) Forceful.
(d) Overbearing.

7. Lyndon had an incredible ability to charm ___________________.
(a) his wife.
(b) powerful older men.
(c) little old ladies.
(d) little girls.

8. For how many years had the person in #169 held the Senate seat?
(a) 27 years.
(b) 33 years.
(c) 15 years.
(d) 41 years.

9. What was the pace of the lifestyle on Capitol Hill?
(a) Measured.
(b) Leisurely.
(c) Frantic.
(d) Robust.

10. Whose support did Lyndon garner with his association with this project?
(a) Smithson.
(b) Buckley.
(c) Morton.
(d) Wirth.

11. What was the intent of the letters Lyndon wrote during his time on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee?
(a) Ask for votes.
(b) Show appreciation.
(c) Support the President.
(d) Raise funds.

12. What had really helped the people in Lyndon's district by this time?
(a) Expanding oil business.
(b) Minimum Wage Laws.
(c) The New Deal.
(d) New ranching techniques.

13. What position did Sam Rayburn hold in Washington?
(a) Vice President.
(b) Speaker of the House.
(c) Attorney General.
(d) Treasury Secretary.

14. Which business group wanted tax benefits and protection from regulation?
(a) Steel industry.
(b) Ranchers.
(c) Healthcare.
(d) Oilmen.

15. Who was the older man who was especially vulnerable to Lyndon's charming ways?
(a) Charles Marsh.
(b) Frederick Clark.
(c) William Buckley.
(d) Edward Miller.