Which sentence from "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" best shows the creativity of those who were against the Vietnam War?

I participated in a few marches and demonstrations, and did the obligatory public incineration of the draft cards."

"The revolution ran on paper and ink and the Berkeley Free Press was where it all came from."

"We ordered up dozens of rubber stamps saying "Get out of Vietnam," and simply stamped both sides of every bill that went through our hands."

"The idea caught on, and it was the unusual Dead President that wasn't the grudging bearer of this message."

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Dominique Choi

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15 September, 03:22

Which sentence from "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" best shows the creativity of those who were against the Vietnam War?

I participated in a few marches and demonstrations, and did the obligatory public incineration of the draft cards."

"The revolution ran on paper and ink and the Berkeley Free Press was where it all came from."

"We ordered up dozens of rubber stamps saying "Get out of Vietnam," and simply stamped both sides of every bill that went through our hands."

"The idea caught on, and it was the unusual Dead President that wasn't the grudging bearer of this message."

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Emmalee Oconnor · Answer 1

The sentence that best shows the creativity of those who were against the Vietnam War is,

"We ordered up dozens of rubber stamps saying "Get out of Vietnam," and simply stamped both sides of every bill that went through our hands."

This shows a creative tactic used by the protestors, whereas the other sentences are used to introduce and conclude this sentence.