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What animal name was given to those that opposed the Vietnam war?
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∙ 13y ago
Doves. But remember, the dove was a symbol of peace well before the Vietnam War.
Hawks were the other fellas.
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Media name for those who opposed the war in Vietnam?
War protesters.
Who was pro-Vietnam War as opposed to the anti-war groups?
Those that didn't have to fight it.
Who opposed the vietnam war doves or hawks?
Doves are those who desire peace over war. Hawks support war when necessary to resolve a conflict or subdue an enemy. Consequently, it was the doves who opposed the Vietnam War.
What bigger war was the Vietnam War a part of?
The Cold War in which Communist countries and sympathisers tried to impose their ideas and rule on those opposed to it.
What party names were given to those who favored ratification and to those who opposed ratification of the us constitution?
Ratification- Federalist Anti-ratification- anti-federalist
How do you spell thease?
The determiner is spelled these (here, as opposed to those over there).The similar word is thesis, an academic paper on a given subject or theory.
Name the religions in Vietnam?
The website: Vietnam, has those lists
How did the demonstrations and violence on college campuses following the invasion of Cambodia reveal the depth of opposition to the war in Vietnam?
since it was most vehemently opposed by college students, one could say that the demonstrations showed that the war was most opposed by those eligible for the draft and their peers.
How many provinces have Vietnam?
Those change; see website: Vietnam
How many provinces does Vietnam have?
Those change; see website: Vietnam
How many soldiers earned a purple heart in the vietnam war?
In honor of those who faught in the Vietnam war, a total of 351,794 purple hearts. Originally, 500,00 purple hearts were created, but only 351,794 were given out.
Which animal is called the hunting leopard?
The animal that is called the hunting leopard is the Asiatic cheetah. It was a name given to those that were owned for hunting purposes by British-Indian royalty.
