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They haven't. By federal law, everyone 18 years of age must register for the Draft (even though it is currently inactive).
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How did the Vietnam war change how Americans think of war?
They were old enough to die for their country; but not old enough to vote. Over 11,000 US teenagers died in Vietnam. None were allowed to vote. The US adult age was lowered from 21 to 18.
What was the oldest draft age for war in the US?
18 years.
Who wanted the US go to war against Germany?
We did not want to go to war until the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Shortly after we declared war on Japan, it was Germany who declared war on us. We had no say in the matter of war with Germany.
What are some examples of unjust laws in the us?
I think that the drinking age is an unjust law because you can go to war, vote, drive, and smoke ,but you can not drink. I think that is unfair.
Why did the US go to war with Germany in World War 2?
They were an ally of Japan
The age of big business in the US is associated with what war?
The Civil War
What change in us society was a result of World War I?
WW2 resulted in ATOMIC ENERGY (Atomic power) & the ATOMIC AGE. Nuclear Energy/Weapons (Atomic Energy/Weapons) resulted in the Cold War. The result of COLD WAR was limited wars, such as Korea and Vietnam. Note-The Atomic Age is also known as the "Jet Age" and "Space Age."
How did the Vietnam war change how Americans think of war?
They were old enough to die for their country; but not old enough to vote. Over 11,000 US teenagers died in Vietnam. None were allowed to vote. The US adult age was lowered from 21 to 18.
Did Pearl Harbor change anything after the attack from Japan?
The US was at war. Dude!! Go read a book if you are this interested in Pearl Harbor.
In war between us movie how did they Japanese change?
Are you asking "how did US movie companies change the Japanese?"
Did the us go to war over the Mexican cession?
yes they did go to war
How did the US go from an isolationist country to a hegemon?
Woodrow Wilson and WWI. It is when we began to want to change the world in the image of the US; Wilson's rhetoric for joining the war effort has been used in every single war since.
What was the result of the vietnan war?
and how did change the US government
What was the oldest draft age for war in the US?
18 years.
Who did the US go to war with in World War 2?
Germany
How did US foreign Policy Change after World War 1?
It did not change until WWII.
Pakistan supported the US in the cold war?
go go
