Which is NOT true about the 1960s social movements?  A. The social movements were led primarily by college educated people, reflecting the rise in post-modernism, critical theory, and increased attendance in universities. B. The social movements pushed Americans further to the left politically, ensuring that conservatives had a hard time appealing to everyday voters by the 1980s and 1990s.  C. The social movements (Women's Rights, Socialists, Gay Rights, Chicano) used the civil rights movement as a platform to advance their own agendas.  D. The social movements resulted in large scale violence and disruption that pushed Americans further to right, leading to the rise of Modern Conservatism.

A. The social movements were led primarily by college educated people, reflecting the rise in post-modernism, critical theory, and increased attendance in universities.

B. The social movements pushed Americans further to the left politically, ensuring that conservatives had a hard time appealing to everyday voters by the 1980s and 1990s. 

C. The social movements (Women's Rights, Socialists, Gay Rights, Chicano) used the civil rights movement as a platform to advance their own agendas. 

D. The social movements resulted in large scale violence and disruption that pushed Americans further to right, leading to the rise of Modern Conservatism.