When LBJ became president in 1963, civil rights activists __________.
A. expected immediate and aggressive action to advance their cause
B. viewed him warily, doubtful of his commitment to their cause
C. were outraged that an overt segregationist had become president
D. held a March on Washington to pressure him for action
Answer: B
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