The candidates involved in the "Three Governors Controversy” challenged each other over which areas of Georgia’s executive branch? Check all that apply. command of the National Guard interpretation of laws proposal of tax measures control of the office of governor management the official state seal

command of the National Guard

control of the office of governor

management the official state seal

Explanation:

The three governors controversy refers to the political crisis that occurred in 1946, when three men claimed that they have a rightful right to held the position as Governor of Georgia. These three men are  Ellis Arnall, Melvin E. Thompson, and  Herman Talmadge.

These three men challenged the control over command of the National Guard  , control of the office of governor , and management the official state seal . Whoever won the position with control over Georgia's military and control over the right to control which companies could win the states' bid for businesses projects.

The supreme court had to be involved in order to clean up the mess created by these three individuals. In the end,  Melvin E. Thompson was the one that emerged victorious.

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