What changed in the demographics of the New Deal coalition after nearly four decades of political control?
a. Southern whites, union families, and lower to lower-middle income voters were replaced by minorities, academics, and upper-middle-class professionals during the Vietnam War.
b. Southern whites, union families, and lower to lower-middle income voters were replaced by minorities, academics, and upper-middle-class professionals during World War II.
c. Minorities, academics, and upper-middle-class professionals were gradually replaced by southern whites, union families, and lower to lower-middle income voters over forty years.
d. Minorities, academics, and upper-middle-class professionals were replaced by southern whites, union families, and lower to lower-middle income voters during the Vietnam War.
e. Minorities, academics, and upper-middle-class professionals were replaced by southern whites, union families, and lower to lower-middle income voters during World War II.
a
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