Civil rights initiatives after 1948

A) waned, given widespread American sentiment that any criticism of American society smacked of "disloyalty."
B) continued in the same vein as those achieved during the Truman administration.
C) included enforcement of bans on discrimination in employment and housing.
D) remained a strong priority for the Democratic Party.
E) became more important after the Soviets pointed out American hypocrisy.

Civil Rights Initiatives

Programs, policies, or legislative actions aimed at ensuring and improving legal rights and social quality for all, particularly for marginalized groups.

American Sentiment

Refers to the collective attitudes, feelings, or opinions of the American people, often in the context of patriotism or national issues.

Truman Administration

The period of U.S. presidency under Harry S. Truman, from 1945 to 1953, notable for its implementation of the Marshall Plan, the establishment of NATO, and the beginning of the Cold War.