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Which of the following describes the conflict over abortion rights in the United States during the 1990s?a. The controversy gradually died down.b. The Supreme Court finally settled the question in 1983.c. Controversies over abortion became more politicized.d. The Clinton administration criminalized pro-life protests in 1994.
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