2. PART A: Which of the following best describes the relationship between public support of the war and the
war's outcome?
A As public support for the war increased early on, the
U. S. made mistakes that would cost them a final
victory.
B After public support for the war ended amid protests,
the U. S. was forced to surrender.
C As public support for the war decreased, the U. S. was
forced to end the war without a decisive victory.
D As public support for the war increased later on, the
U. S. acted more aggressively, leading to a victory.

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