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What was the most significant event of President Lyndon Johnson's term? A. The passage of the Civil Rights Act B. Bombing Japan to end World War II C. The Cuban missile crisis with the Soviets D. Ending
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What was the most significant event of President Lyndon Johnson's term?

A. The passage of the Civil Rights Act

B. Bombing Japan to end World War II

C. The Cuban missile crisis with the Soviets

D. Ending America's involvement in Vietnam

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The passage of the Civil Rights Act.
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