The Sharon Statement was the conservative counterpart of
A) King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail."
B) American Women.
C) The Feminine Mystique.
D) the Port Huron Statement.

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The Sharon Statement was the conservative counterpart of the Port Huron Statement, which was a manifesto of the New Left and student activist movements of the 1960s. The Sharon Statement, adopted by young conservatives in 1960, articulated conservative principles and values in response.

The Sharon Statement Was the Conservative Counterpart of