In the 1960s,the Members of Students for a Democratic Society

In the 1960s,the members of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

A) were young,politically naïve,middle-class rebels who raised a lot of trouble but had few concrete goals.
B) were idealistic young people with too much time on their hands and too little commitment to change.
C) wanted to mobilize a New Left around the goals of civil rights,peace,and universal economic security.
D) hoped to convince more radical organizations to work within the system,which they saw as more effective.