Which explains the most accurate unforeseen effect of the antiwar protest movement?

Question

A. Many of the organizers and participants of the peace marches later became well-known writers and contemporary philosophers.

B. Peaceful protest marches snarled rush-hour traffic, which impacted the opinions of those who were sitting in their cars for hours.

C. The constant marching and running to escape outbreaks of rioting resulted in a higher standard of physical fitness for protesters.

D. The Vietnam War coincided with the early feminist and civil rights movements, whose similar goals encouraged crossover.
D?

Answer 1

Yes, D.