By 1960-1961, a Number of Students Had Become Inspired to Become

By 1960-1961, a number of students had become inspired to become social reform activists by the

A) exposure of the Watergate scandal on television when they were young children.
B) example of the American civil rights movement, such as that of the Greensboro four.
C) onset of a major economic depression in the United States.
D) experiences they faced during the thick of the Second World War.
E) absence of the "military-industrial complex" in American universities.