How Did Most Southern Whites View Blacks Joining the Democratic

question 8

Multiple Choice

How did most southern whites view blacks joining the Democratic Party in the late 1930s?

• A) They accepted having new voters in the party.
• B) They were indifferent and thought that blacks would not vote.
• C) They remained overjoyed that the party was becoming integrated.
• D) They were fearful and frustrated at the impudence of blacks joining the party.