Author Question: How did most southern whites view blacks joining the Democratic Party in the late 1930s? A) They ... (Read 105 times)

brutforce · **on:** Aug 9, 2018

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.

Question 2

What was significant about the 1936 presidential election?

A) Black voters in the South shifted to the Republican Party.
B) Fewer blacks voted because violence and intimidation tactics were rampant.
C) Black voters outside the South shifted in significant numbers to the Democrats.
D) Whites refused to vote for Roosevelt because of his support for black political issues.