By about the 1940s, a split between liberals and conservatives developed in the Democratic Party that focused on

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The split between liberals and conservatives in the Democratic Party during the 1940s focused on New Deal economic policies and civil rights measures. Liberals were in favor of continuing and expanding upon the economic policies of the New Deal, while also advocating for civil rights measures such as anti-discrimination laws. Conservatives were more resistant to the expansion of the New Deal and were not as supportive of civil rights measures.

By About the 1940s, a Split Between Liberals and Conservatives