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9. President Lyndon B. Johnson called "the most powerful instrument ever devised... for breaking down injustice." A. the power to hold office B. the right to bear arms C. the right to vote D. a positive
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9. President Lyndon B. Johnson called

"the most powerful instrument ever devised... for breaking down injustice."
A. the power to hold office
B. the right to bear arms
C. the right to vote
D. a positive attitude

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He believed the right to vote was the most powerful instrument ever devised for breaking down injustice
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