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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Definitions:

Autosomal Dominant

A pattern of inheritance where a trait can be expressed in an individual who has one copy of a gene associated with a trait.

Heterozygote

An organism having two different alleles of a specific gene, resulting in a mixed genotype.

Phenotypic

Relating to the observable characteristics or traits of an organism, which result from the interaction of its genotype with the environment.

Genotypic

Relating to the genetic constitution of an organism, defining its specific set of genes.