For the students who supported "student power" on college campuses in the 1960s, students having more influence in university decision-making would make American universities more

A. intellectual.

B. well-respected.

C. militant.

D. democratic.

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For the students who supported "student power" on college campuses in the 1960s, students having more influence in university decision-making would make American universities more

A. intellectual.

B. well-respected.

C. militant.

D. democratic.

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The correct answer is letter D

Explanation: This movement had as a vision to want students to be part of the most important decisions of the college, which is understandable since students are a fundamental part of the college and have every right to be part of the decisions that makes the system more democratic.

For the students who supported "student power" on college campuses in the 1960s, students having more influence in university decision-making would make American universities moreA. intellectual.B. well-respected.C. militant.D. democratic.

For the students who supported "student power" on college campuses in the 1960s, students having more influence in university decision-making would make American universities more

A. intellectual.

B. well-respected.

C. militant.

D. democratic.