By 1968, the Vietnam War and President Johnson's declining political support:A.Convinced Johnson not to run for reelection.B.Helped the Republicans win the 1968 presidential election.C.Divided the Democratic Party.D.All of the abov

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

Why did Republicans win the presidency in 1968?Multiple select question.Conservatives voted for the segregationist candidate.Americans wanted racial justice.Many Americans were comforted by the Republicans' pledge to a return of law and order.The Republicans promised "peace with honor" in Vietnam.

In the U.S. elections of 1968, the Democratic Party faced setbacks becauseGroup of answer choicesantiwar liberals divided the party over the issue of the Vietnam War.New Left radicals attacked the party for perpetuating the status quo and the war in Vietnam.Republicans gained from conservative backlash against antiwar and civil rights protestors.all of the above.none of the above.

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.

Why did President Johnson believe that it was important for the United States to win in Vietnam?A.He feared that the doves would win the election otherwise.B.He feared a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia if the United States left Vietnam.C.He feared a Communist takeover in the United States.D.He feared a Soviet invasion of Cambodia if the United States lost.