Traditional voting blocs in the United States,which included a coalition of urban and other support for the Democratic Party and rural or farm support for the Republican Party,began breaking up in the __________.

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The traditional voting blocs in the US began breaking up in the 1960s, as major social and political changes such as the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, and the rise of youth culture challenged and reshaped the country's political landscape. This led to greater diversity within both parties' support bases, and a shift towards issue-based politics rather than strictly regional or demographic affiliation.

Traditional Voting Blocs in the United States,which Included a Coalition