Which of the following was not a consequence of the actions of the New Left during the 1960s?
A) Increased opposition to the war in Vietnam.
B) A conservative reaction against radicals.
C) Permanent radicalization of a large portion of American workers and students.
D) Major reforms on American college campuses.
E) Energized campuses and made students a major voice in politics.

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The New Left of the 1960s did lead to increased opposition to the Vietnam War, a conservative backlash, reforms on college campuses, and an energized student movement. However, it did not result in the permanent radicalization of a large portion of American workers and students. While it had a significant impact at the time, the radical fervor did not become a permanent state for the majority of those involved.

Which of the Following Was Not a Consequence of the Actions