4. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
O A "The House of Representatives debated H. R. 7152
for nine days" ( Paragraph 8)
OB “The real battle was waiting in the Senate, however,
where concerns focused on the bill's expansion of
federal powers" ( Paragraph 9)
OC "[]ts potential to anger constituents who might
retaliate in the voting booth." ( Paragraph 9)
OD "Opponents launched the longest filibuster in
American history, which lasted 57 days and brought
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