In 1964, which of the following was true of the University of California at Berkeley?
A) It was the site of the formation of the free-speech movement (FSM) following a
Student sit-in.
B) It remained racially segregated, causing most of the activism there to focus on civil rights.
C) It had become devoid of social activism due to the fear surrounding the cold war.
D) It became the birthplace of the counterculture and saw the very start of the hippie movement.
E) It was the scene of a bloody confrontation between students and the National Guard.

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In 1964, the University of California at Berkeley was the site of the formation of the free-speech movement (FSM) following a student sit-in. This movement sparked a wave of campus activism across the United States.

In 1964, Which of the Following Was True of the University