The South's Move from Voting for the Democratic Party to Voting

question 7

Multiple Choice

The South's move from voting for the Democratic Party to voting for the Republican Party in the 1960s was the result of

• A)18-year-olds winning the right to vote through the ratification of the Twenty-Sixth Amendment.
• B)Cuban immigrants becoming a larger share of citizens living in southern states.
• C)white southerners' opposition to the Democratic Party's integrationist racial policies.
• D)black southerners' support of the Republican Party's willingness to support tax cuts and increased military spending.

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