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Why was 1968 described as "the year that shattered America"? a) The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. b) The voting down of a peace platform at the convention. c…

Why was 1968 described as "the year that shattered America"? a) The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. b) The voting down of a peace platform at the convention. c…
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Why was 1968 described as "the year that shattered America"? a) The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. b) The voting down of a peace platform at the convention. c) The violent acts the Freedom Riders faced. d) All of the above.

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D). All of the Above
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