The answer is B. I think.
People got mad, but happy at the same time
The major breakthrough that <span>Lyndon B. Johnson in continuing former President John F. Kennedy's advocates on eliminating poverty was the implementation of the Poverty Bill. In addition, this bill is also known as the Economic Opportunity Act wherein agencies were formed to address poverty.</span>
James B. Weaver, of the Populist party. Although he only won five, not six.
He did get one faithless elector from Oregon, so they might be counting that.
The counterculture in the United States was formed as a stance against conventional social norms at the time. The values imposed during this movement heavily opposed the established mainstream culture. As it lasted from 1964 to 1972, it coincided with the involvement of the United States in the Vietnam War - where counterculture immediately rejected the initial widespread support over this involvement.
Correct answer: protests against the Vietnam War
