The Democratic Party's loss of its majority in Congress in 1946 can be attributed to President Truman's
A) anti-Communist fervor.
B) aggressive foreign policy.
C) opposition to civil rights.
D) anti-union policies.

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President Truman's anti-union policies, including his handling of strikes and the Taft-Hartley Act, alienated labor unions and contributed to the Democratic Party's loss of its majority in Congress in 1946.

The Democratic Party's Loss of Its Majority in Congress in 1946