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How did the Kennedy administration react to the March on Washington? (2 points)
O President Kennedy asked for public support of civil rights.
O President Kennedy called for the National Guard to end the march and arrest protesters.
President Kennedy opposed the civil rights movement.
O President Kennedy remained neutral on the topic of equality in hopes of securing a second term.

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