Question

different political parties rely on different groups for support. match each group with the political party that has most often relied on its support.

democrats
republicans

business owners
black americans
religious and social conservatives
organized labor

Explanation:

Analyze historical party coalitions

The Democratic and Republican parties rely on distinct demographic, economic, and social groups to form their electoral coalitions.

Match groups to political parties

• business owners: Historically and modernly align with the Republican Party due to its pro-business, low-regulation, and low-tax platforms.
• Black Americans: Since the New Deal era and increasingly after the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, Black voters have overwhelmingly supported the Democratic Party.
• religious and social conservatives: Became a core pillar of the Republican coalition starting in the late 1970s and 1980s (the "Social Right").
• organized labor: Labor unions and organized labor groups have historically been a foundational element of the Democratic Party's coalition since the New Deal.

Answer:

Group	Political Party
Black Americans	Democrats
religious and social conservatives	Republicans
organized labor	Democrats