Given the Historical Victories of the Pro-Choice Movement,why Can Success

question 83

Multiple Choice

Given the historical victories of the pro-choice movement,why can success be a setback over the long term?

• A)They are not victories because true victories have to be accomplished in stages so as to foil the opposition.
• B)They are poorly adapted for compromise and so such victories do not last or result in counterproductive outcomes.
• C)There is no success in governmental fiat.It must be achieved collectively,with supermajorities.
• D)Victories that are sweeping in nature can inspire countermovements.

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