Question

consequences of the great depression provided what enduring advantages to the democratic party? broad popularity for heavily socialist policies support among workers and african americans disproportionate mobilization of left wing voters

Explanation:

During the Great Depression, the Democratic - led New Deal programs provided jobs and relief to workers and African Americans. These groups became more supportive of the Democratic Party as a result. The New Deal was not heavily socialist but rather a set of government - interventionist policies. Also, while there was some mobilization of left - wing voters, the support among workers and African Americans was a more significant and enduring advantage.

Answer:

support among workers and African Americans