"The 1980 Democratic Convention" (piece of work)

"The 1980 Democratic Convention" was a political event where Democrats officially nominated their candidate for the U.S. presidency, choosing then-Vice President Walter Mondale. Held in New York City, the convention featured debates over the party’s direction amid economic woes and the ongoing Cold War. Notably, it was marked by tensions between more traditional, establishment Democrats and progressive factions advocating for reform. Ultimately, Mondale’s nomination reflected efforts to unify the party ahead of the challenging election against Ronald Reagan. The event played a key role in shaping the political landscape and the upcoming campaign.