By 1971, the New Left:
a. had split into factions and largely self-destructed
b. was stronger than ever due to Nixon's policies
c. was focusing on personal liberation rather than political change
d. was working within the system for moderate reform
e. remained committed to nonviolent movement
Ans: a. had split into factions and largely self-destructed
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