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What was an argument of “doves” against the Vietnam War?

A. Communist powers had pulled out of the country.

B. The government of a unified country would likely be democratic.

C. The costs of victory outweighed the benefits.

D. Spending on the war had stimulated the economy.

What Was An Argument Of Doves Against The Vietnam War A Communist Powers Had Pulled Out Of The Country B The Government Of A Unified Country Would Likely Be Dem class=

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

the people who disliked the Vietnam war or the "DOVES" believed that the cost of human lives to the war effort outweighed the reality of the country needing to be democratic

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