read the excerpt from robert kennedys speech and then answer the question. what is kennedy describing in…

read the excerpt from robert kennedys speech and then answer the question. what is kennedy describing in this excerpt? the escalation of the vietnam war the declining power of the united states the assassination of martin luther king, jr. the growing conflict between the american people and the government demonstrators shout down government officials, and the government answers by drafting demonstrators. anarchists threaten to burn the country down, and some have begun to try, while tanks have patrolled american streets and machine guns have fired at american children. i dont think this a satisfying situation for the united states of america. -robert f. kennedy march 18, 1968

read the excerpt from robert kennedys speech and then answer the question. what is kennedy describing in this excerpt? the escalation of the vietnam war the declining power of the united states the assassination of martin luther king, jr. the growing conflict between the american people and the government demonstrators shout down government officials, and the government answers by drafting demonstrators. anarchists threaten to burn the country down, and some have begun to try, while tanks have patrolled american streets and machine guns have fired at american children. i dont think this a satisfying situation for the united states of america. -robert f. kennedy march 18, 1968

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The excerpt mentions "demonstrators shout down government officials" and "government answers by drafting demonstrators", which shows a conflict between the people (demonstrators) and the government. There is no mention of the Vietnam War escalation (no war - related details like troops in Vietnam), no indication of the US power declining (no comparison of US power over time), and no reference to Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination (no mention of his name or related events).

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the growing conflict between the American people and the government