Segregationist Policies in the Southern States Can Be Attributed to

Segregationist policies in the southern states can be attributed to

A) the expansion of national power at the expense of the states.
B) the simultaneous regulation of business by all levels of government.
C) the lack of uniformity of state and federal laws.
D) the convergence of national and state policies on a single issue.
E) federalism's encouragement of local self rule, allowing the dominance of a single group.