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15-12-2022
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Why did President Harding think that America needed a return to the "normal way"?
A. There had been a great cultural shift with new music and dance in the 1910-1919 era.
B. President Harding was afraid that the U.S. might be influenced by Communism.
C. With slaves suddenly free, Harding wanted to unite the North and South together.
D. The U.S. had lost thousands fighting in the war, and there had been terrible riots and strikes at home.

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