Question 10 of 10 Why was it unusual that African Americans supported FDR?
O A. FDR was white, and most African Americans only voted for black candidates. O B. FDR was a Democrat, and most African Americans voted Republican.
O C. FDR was from the North, and most African Americans voted only for Southerners.
O D. FDR was a Democrat, but southern Democrats opposed him. ​

The answer is B. Most African Americans would still be supporting the Republican party during the time of FDR's election and would vote based on party lines.

Explanation:

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