Which statement describes the national Democratic Party after its presidential nominating convention in the summer of 1968?
A) Democrats lost parts of the traditional New Deal coalition.
B) The party gained new constituencies among the silent majority.
C) The party took a strong antiwar position.
D) Democrats united quickly behind nominee Hubert Humphrey.
A) Democrats lost parts of the traditional New Deal coalition.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.