Who won the Republican presidential nomination in 1964?
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Barry Goldwater
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Answer
Barry Goldwater, a conservative senator from Arizona, secured the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. His nomination marked a shift towards conservatism within the Republican Party. Goldwater's views, including his support for states' rights and limited federal government intervention, resonated with many Republican voters. However, his stance on civil rights and his strong anti-communist rhetoric proved controversial, ultimately leading to a significant defeat in the general election against Lyndon B.
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