SAT US History Practice Question
One reason President Franklin D. Roosevelt was not a strong advocate of civil rights for African Americans was that he
- A.believed that the separation of the races was in the best interests of all concerned.
- B.resented the fact that African Americans voted for the Republican Party in 1936.
- C.believed the role of the federal government in society should be minimal.
- D.believed that Progressive-era reformers had successfully addressed the problem of segregation.
- E.feared losing the support of the Southern Democrats in Congress.
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