What describes the best reason for Richard Nixon's victory in the presidential election of 1968?

President Nixon campaigned on starting a war on drugs and this was a very popular position during the late 1960s

President Nixon promised to increase the US troop level in Vietnam

Chaos and violence associated with the Democratic party convention led Americans to elect a member of the Republican party

All of the above.

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Kallie Bailey

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3 January, 17:00

What describes the best reason for Richard Nixon's victory in the presidential election of 1968?

President Nixon campaigned on starting a war on drugs and this was a very popular position during the late 1960s

President Nixon promised to increase the US troop level in Vietnam

Chaos and violence associated with the Democratic party convention led Americans to elect a member of the Republican party

All of the above.

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Parker Bryant · Answer 1

The reason why Richard Nixon’s had a victory would be mainly because of the fact that the c haos and violence associated with the Democratic party convention led Americans to elect a member of the Republican party. If it wasn't for this, his victory wouldn't have abounded.

Kailee Rice · Answer 2

C) Chaos and violence associated with the Democratic party convention led Americans to elect a member of the Republican party