American Students Were Not the Only College-Age People Who Protested

American students were not the only college-age people who protested their governments' actions or inactions. Regardless of where the protests occurred, they had all of the following in common except that

A) They were generally unsuccessful in achieving social and political change.
B) They were opposed to the repressive bureaucratized societies they were growing up in.
C) The movements originated with the young, who did not necessarily support their nation's Cold War actions.
D) The protestors could expect some sort of violent reaction from their governments.