As per the results of voting, the residents of Southern American states had opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Hence, option D holds true.
The implementation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a result of the end of the segregation laws of Jim Crow. This law gave Blacks and African Americans and other minority groups an equal representation in the society in all social and political aspects.
However, when it was being implemented the ordinary residents as well as the Democrats in the southern states, which had the majority of Black population had opposed the implementation of this Act into the American society.
Hence, option D holds true regarding significance of the Civil Rights Act.
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The questions seem to be in an incorrect format.
The correct question should be
Who voted in the opposition of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
