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Richard Nixon's call for "law and order" in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to:

Richard Nixon's call for "law and order" in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to:
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Richard Nixon's call for "law and order" in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to:

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racial violence

rising crime

radical war protests

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ANSWER: D ALL OF THE ABOVE

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