PART A: Which of the following statements best describes a central idea of the text?
A The threat of nuclear war not as strong as the
1960s American public believed.
B The Daisy Girl ad addressed the issue of nuclear
war through poignant, scare-tactic means, and
was a key point in President Johnson's victory.
C Johnson should not have won the election
because he did so through under-handed means
D It is fortunate that Goldwater did not win the
election or else the United States would have
definitely engaged in nuclear war.

B The Daisy Girl ad addressed the issue of nuclear  war through poignant, scare-tactic means, and  was a key point in President Johnson's victory.

Explanation:

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President Johnson's opponent in 1964 was Senator Barry Goldwater and he had strong views on opposing Communism and President Johnson used this against him by claiming that Goldwater would instigate a nuclear war to defeat the Communists.

The Johnson campaign then aired the Daisy Girl Ad in September 1964 which showed a girl picking daisies as a nuclear weapon is launched and one explodes. The message emphasized that nuclear war would kill people and scared the people into voting for Johnson who was more moderate on the use of nuclear weapons.

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