The Democratic Party's long-time regional stronghold,"the Solid South," stemmed from a realignment during which historical period?

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The Solid South was a term used to describe the Democratic Party's dominance in the Southern United States from the end of the Civil War until the 1960s. The realignment that led to the Solid South began during the Civil War era, when the Republican Party became associated with the abolition of slavery and the Union cause.

The Democratic Party's Long-Time Regional Stronghold,"the Solid South," Stemmed from a Realignment