Blacks, who stayed loyal to the Republican party (the party of Lincoln) long after the Civil War, became Democrats in large proportions in the 1930s during the presidency of __________, whose New Deal greatly expanded the federal government's role in providing safety nets for the poor and unemployed.

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The Answer of Blacks, who stayed loyal to the Republican party (the party of Lincoln) long after the Civil War, became Democrats in large proportions in the 1930s during the presidency of __________, whose New Deal greatly expanded the federal government's role in providing safety nets for the poor and unemployed.

Blacks, Who Stayed Loyal to the Republican Party (The Party