In His Farewell Address, President Eisenhower Warned the Nation About

In his farewell address, President Eisenhower warned the nation about the military-industrial complex because he recognized

A) how the military, defense industry, and legislative bodies should act as one to best serve citizens of the U.S.
B) the importance of building a strong military that would work with federal agencies to budget costs.
C) that European nations were building stronger military holdings and would need to be kept in check.
D) the U.S. military, defense industry, and federal agencies had become interconnected and posed a negative economic, political, and spiritual influence.
E) that interest groups were going unrecognized in the U.S. and needed to be brought to the forefront as representatives of the people.