What Did Students of the New Left Movement Think Was

question 31

Multiple Choice

What did students of the New Left movement think was missing in American liberalism in the 1960s?

• A) The willingness to address poverty.
• B) The reluctance of companies to recognize unions.
• C) The commitment to legislate on behalf of Social Security.
• D) The practice of true participatory democracy.

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