Southern Democrats held very powerful positions in Congress, and Roosevelt felt it was necessary to appease them to ensure the passage of his New Deal legislation. Identify the statements that describe the political monopoly in the South.

After the election, democracy holders were elected, so very few qualifying voters took the trouble to exercise their right to vote in the province.

Social security policy exempted farm workers and domestic employees as these were the primary groups of black labor, and the south would exclude them.

After the Republicans lost chance in the South due to the blacks losing their democratic right to vote, the Democrats maintained an electoral hegemony in the area.