This "New Deal coalition," as it came to be known, powered the Democratic Party for the next thirty years. Its strong hold on these voters was due largely ...

Although the New Deal coalition began to break up in the 1960s, the impact of the New Deal realignment has remained to the present, albeit in a diluted and ...

Since about 1960, though, the New Deal coalitions have been unraveling in the face of complex social change.

A landmark book-length study written by a presidential committee appointed by Harry S Truman nearly twenty years before.

22 мар. 2021 г. · The New Deal Coalition was a group of voting blocs and interest groups, that supported Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal, and voted for ...

The New Deal Coalition refers to the diverse group of voters and interest groups that came together in support of the Democratic Party during the presidency ...

The Democratic Party put together a formidable coalition (a temporary alliance of distinct groups for joint action) whose main components were lower-income ...

A powerful new Democratic majority emerged in the 1936 election. Known as the “New Deal” coalition, it dominated national politics for decades.

Although the New Deal coalition began to break up in the 1960s, the impact of the New Deal realignment has remained, albeit in a diluted and revised form.