Solid South Was a Term Used to Describe the Tendency

question 43

Multiple Choice

Solid South was a term used to describe the tendency of the southern states to

• A) vote Republican before 1960.
• B) keep African Americans from voting before Congress passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965, so that political power in the South could remain solidly white.
• C) vote Democratic for a century after the Civil War.
• D) vote for southerners for the presidency.
• E) be a stronghold for third party candidates throughout much of the 1950s.

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