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Which of the following developments best explains the passage of the excerpted law?A. Presidents deepened United States military engagement in Vietnam without a declaration of war.B. Congress objected to the measures used by presidents to enforce the desegregation of schools.C. African American leaders criticized the violence inflicted on peaceful civil rights protesters in the South.D. Counterculture leaders argued for expansion of presidential powers to uncover communist infiltrators.
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