History, 28.04.2021 14:00 lordcaos066
What contributed most directly to the national mood, as interpreted by Carter?
uncertainty caused by the end of the Cold War
stagflation, long gas lines, and distrust of government after Watergate
pride in the successes of the civil rights movement
the booming economy and a surge in civic participation
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What contributed most directly to the national mood, as interpreted by Carter?
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