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Why did the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) ask people to sign "We Won't
Go" petitions?
A. The SDS wanted U.S. troops to stay in Vietnam until they won.
B. The SDS wanted people to refuse to obey the draft.
C. The SDS wanted people to protest the war by skipping classes.
D. The SDS wanted people to refuse to attend antiwar campus "teach-
ins."

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Final answer:

The SDS asked people to sign 'We Won't Go' petitions as a way to refuse to obey the draft during the Vietnam War protests.


Explanation:

The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) asked people to sign 'We Won't Go' petitions because the SDS wanted people to refuse to obey the draft. This action was part of their anti-war protests during the Vietnam War, reflecting their opposition to conscription.


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