9. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discriminatory practices based on race in voting rights, segregation in schools, workplace rules, and at facilities that serve the public. The final bill was approved in a bipartisan vote in June of 1964. The following table shows the results of the votes in the House broken down by political party and region of the country. Table 1: Overall Results Democrats Republicans 138 Yes 152 No 96 34 Total 248 172 Table 2: Northem States Democrats Republicans Yes 145 138 No 6. 24 Total 154 162 Table 3: Southern States I Democrats Republicans Yes 7. No 87 10 Total 94 10 (1). Based on Table 1, overall what party voted proportionately more for the Civil Rights Bill of 1964? A. Democrats B. Republicans (ii). Based on Table 2 and 3, in each region of the country, what party voted proportionately more for the Civil Rights Bill of 1964? A. Democrats B. Republicans (ii). This is an example of what statistical phenomenon? Explain briefly why the relationship between Party and vote on the civil rights bill is reversed when the variable region represented is taken into account.