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61. Democratic Party support by a new coalition of workers and African Americans during the 1930s was most similar to that ofA. Whig Party support following the Mexican-American WarB. Republican Party support following the Civil WarC. Populist Party support following the Spanish-American WarD. Socialist Party support following the First World War
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