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What contributed most directly to the national mood, as interpreted by Carter?
O uncertainty caused by the end of the Cold War
O stagflation, long gas lines, and distrust of government after Watergate
O pride in the successes of the civil rights movement
O the booming economy and a surge in civic participation
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Answer: B

Explanation: Jimmy Carter states that 2/3 of American's aren't even voting. There was also rising unemployment and high inflation at this time (stagflation), oil shortages, etc. That is why Carter empathizes with American pain and frustration.

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The national mood, as interpreted by Carter is stagflation, long gas lines, and distrust of government after Watergate.

What is national mood?

National mood serves as a notion which refers to large number of people that are out in the country having certain common lines.

Therefore, stagflation, long gas lines, and distrust of government contributed to National mood because people have this certain line.

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