Who protested outside the democratic national convention in chicago in 1968? a. antiwar activists b. prowar activists c. civil rights opponents d. conservative leaders

The answer is option A.

Explanation:

In 1968, amid the Democratic National Convention held in Chicago, governors assembled to talk about, indeed, the fate of the U.S. contribution in the Vietnam War.  There were two restricting gatherings. From one viewpoint, the ones who didn't need the U.S. to keep partaking in the War, driven by Eugene McCarthy. On the other hand, the triumphant side, who bolstered the war, driven by Hubert Humphrey.  Thus, that equivalent day outside the Convention, a large number of antiwar activists assembled to dissent and to demonstrate their regard for McCarthy.

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