After his landslide reelection in 1936, Franklin D. Roosevelt unsuccessfully attempted to push which of the following initiatives through the United States Congress?

While Roosevelt did support intervention later in World War II, his 1936 initiatives focused on domestic policies and the economy. At that time, public sentiment was largely against entering the war, and Congress was not inclined to take action on military involvement in Europe. Thus, this choice does not reflect his specific 1936 agenda.

Roosevelt did not attempt to repeal antilynching legislation; in fact, he supported civil rights measures, including anti-lynching efforts. His administration faced pressure to address racial violence, and there was no significant push from him to repeal existing protections. This choice misrepresents his legislative priorities.

The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was established earlier in 1933 as part of Roosevelt's New Deal programs and was not a new initiative proposed after his 1936 election. Therefore, this choice is incorrect as it refers to established programs rather than a new initiative that was unsuccessfully pushed through Congress.