What was true about President Kennedy's victory in the 1960 presidential election?A.He proposed policies that caused African Americans to turn to Republicans.B.He ran on a promise to return to traditional ideas.C.He caused a large number of liberals to be elected to Congress.D.He won by a small number of votes.

Which statements are true regarding the 1968 presidential election?Multiple select question.Nixon was elected in a historic landslide.No candidate won a majority of the popular vote.Nixon was elected by a slim margin.Johnson ran for reelection but was defeated.

Which statement about John F. Kennedy's actions on civil rights is true?A.He cautiously supported civil rights.B.He ignored the civil rights movement.C.He promoted civil rights without considering Southern Democrats.D.He joined conservatives in opposing the civil rights movement.

How did the Vietnam War impact the presidential election of 1968?Group of answer choicesthe Republicans chose not to run a candidate because the war was so unpopular.Richard Nixon lost the election because he was shot during the final weeks of the campaign.the sitting president, LBJ chose not to run for reelection.Robert Kennedy ran as a pro-war candidate

Identify which of the following statements correctly describe the year 1968 in the world and in U.S. politics. 1. In the wake of the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy, a bloody conflict erupted outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. 2. The election of 1968 illustrated that the voices of radical dissent could propel their candidate to the presidency. 3. Johnson decided to seek reelection. 4. Televised violence during the Tet Offensive was shocking for many Americans and proved devastating to popular support for the war. 5. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswald. 6. The turmoil of 1968 caused some Americans to take a conservative political turn.

Researchers who studied the Kennedy-Nixon presidential debate in 1960 concluded that __________.A.people who did not see the debate were more likely to vote than those who didB.the media were strongly biased against KennedyC.the mass media gave little or no attention to this political eventD.television viewers thought Kennedy won the debate; radio listeners thought Nixon wonSubmit