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What was the most significant reason why protests against the war escalated throughout the 1960s? A. The war was about communism. B. The war crippled banks. C. The U.S. was losi…

What was the most significant reason why protests against the war escalated throughout the 1960s? A. The war was about communism. B. The war crippled banks. C. The U.S. was losi…
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What was the most significant reason why protests against the war escalated throughout the 1960s?

A. The war was about
communism.

B. The war crippled banks.

C. The U.S. was losing the
war.

D. The war was ending.

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User Mark Zucchini
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D=the war was ending =D is the answer

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User Fbdcw
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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

A

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