The primary goal of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was to establish a New Left centered on civil rights, peace, and universal economic security. assist African Americans with the voting process and educate them on different candidates. coordinate both violent and nonviolent protests against discrimination. push for the disestablishment of central government and complete popular sovereignty.

establish a New Left centered on civil rights, peace, and universal economic security.

Explanation:

Founded in the United States during the era of the Civil Rights Movement, the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was one of the groups that were advocating for a New Left that would campaign to bring about civil rights, peace and universal economic security.

They believed in "participatory democracy" and were against leaders permanently ruling. Their ideals gained widespread support and at its peak had over 30,000 supporters around the country.

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