SAT US History Practice Question
Which of the following was a reason the Democratic Party failed to win the presidency in the 1920s?
- A.Its opposition to Jim Crow laws alienated Southern voters.
- B.Internal splits existed between urban moderates and rural conservatives.
- C.It had opposed U.S. involvement in World War I.
- D.Voters saw the party as responsible for the Great Depression.
- E.Voters perceived that the party was overly friendly to big business.
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