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When was the last time America almost had a revolt or revolution I remember someone saying it was during the Vietnam war but I'm not sure?
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The "turbulent" 60s. Remember The Beatles song: "Ya say ya wanna have a Revolution..."
History has chosen both the 19th & 20th "60s" to be Americas worst times.
1. Two presidents shot in both 60s (Lincoln & Kennedy)
2. A divided nation in both 60s (Civil War & Vietnam)
3. Civil Rights movements in both 60s (Emancipation Proclamation (Civil War) & Martin Luther King (Vietnam War).
4. Draft riots in both 60s (Civil War & Vietnam)
5. And by a strange coincidence both assassinated presidents were replaced by a vice president named JOHNSON.
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Which belief might have caused someone to protest Vietnam war?
America should not require young men to serve in the army
During the Vietnam war was indochina the same as Vietnam?
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Frank Tannenbaum a noted authority on Latin America states How different this the Mexican Revolution in 1910 was from the French Revolution?
the mexican revolution was very tough and should have been answered by someone else other than answers dot com
How can I confirm someone fought in the Vietnam War?
Just ask to see their Vietnam campaign medal.
What were the groups that wanted revolution in the Glorious Revolution?
Could someone please answer this!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Explain how the Vietnam war led the breakdown of American political consensus in 1960s America?
Dude you are totally in history class with me, but seriously someone should answer this since we both have a test tomorrow!
Does it cost money to call someone in Vietnam?
yes
Is Vietnam and Vietnamese the same?
No, Vietnam is a country; whereas Vietnamese is a nationality. So a person from Vietnam is Vietnamese, just like someone from China is Chinese, and so on.
What were US feelings towards Vietnam?
People didn't care, UNLESS: They were facing the draft, or had someone close killed, wounded or missing in Vietnam, OR someone they knew or cared about in the service.
How many people were diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 1990?
Every 67 seconds, someone in America develops Alzheimer's. By mid-century, someone in America will develop the disease every 33 seconds. It is estimated that nearly 500,000 new cases of Alzheimer's disease will be diagnosed this year.
Why do people remember Christopher Columbus today?
He discovered America! Although it was named for someone else named Amerigo Vespucci, who had discovered south America.He Thought it was IndiaHe called native American "indians" because he thought he was in India
How do you translate 'remember' from English to Latin?
Imperative (to tell someone to remember) = Memento I remember = memini To remember = meminisse
