From where did George Wallace primarily draw his support in the 1968 presidential election?
A. from a coalition of antiwar activists and civil rights supporters
B. from white Southerners opposed to civil rights legislation
C. from Northern and Midwestern blue-collar workers
D. from Progressive reformers in the northeast
Answer: B
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