Public Support for Automobile Safety Measures During the 1960s Increased

question 99

Multiple Choice

Public support for automobile safety measures during the 1960s increased greatly when

• A) Ralph Nader announced highway fatality figures.
• B) automobile prices increased sharply.
• C) Lyndon Johnson entered the battle.
• D) General Motors was caught in an attempted frame-up.
• E) gasoline prices rose, and automobile accidents increased.

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