1. What inspired the optimism of 1960s liberals who wanted to enact social reforms? O Opposition to using the federal government to regulate the economy as was the case before the New Deal.

O A belief that the rich owed it to the poor to maintain a decent standard of living.

O A belief that the federal government was responsible for providing a cash benefit to all poor people.

Confidence that America's productive and growing economy should be able to provide opportunities for all to lead a decent life.

Liberal Republicans were shocked. ... In the late 1950s and early 1960s conservatives were widely ... Matusow writes, "Thus, in a few short years, optimism vanished, ... to benefit from large-scale social and demographic changes. ... Goldwater's book helped inspire, one student conservative explained the ...

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