What was the Popular Front's vision of American society?A. The Popular Front believed that the country's strength lay in diversity, tolerance, and the rejection of ethnic prejudice and class privilege.B. The Popular Front sought to redefine the boundaries of American freedom by designating communists, labor radicals, and the left of the Democratic Party as "Un-American."C. The Popular Front saw true Americanism as a combination of fundamentalist beliefs and commercialism.D. The Popular Front urged Blacks to abandon the goal of racial integration as unrealistic and build an independent, cooperative economy within their communities

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