Why was Nixon’s victory in the 1968 election significant? It helped unify a divided nation. It was a triumph for the civil rights movement. It marked a turning point away from liberal reform.

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Why was Nixon’s victory in the 1968 election significant? It helped unify a divided nation. It was a triumph for the civil rights movement. It marked a turning point away from liberal reform.

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C) It marked a turning point away from liberal reform.

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C) It marked a turning point away from liberal reform.

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