5. The connection between the “racial problems and cold war politics” (lines 30-31) was that A) the President needed the support of Southern Democrats to be re-elected.
B) the United States needed as many allies as possible during the Cold War.
C) government officials feared that African Americans would protest the Cold War.
D) some countries did not want to support a country that discriminated racially.
THE FIRST ONE

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