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The military draft was three fourths of the anti-war movement.

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What are the specific legacies involved in the antiwar movement of the Vietnam war?

The all Volunteer military.


What were the motives of those in the antiwar movement?

To stop death and the horrors of the Vietnam war


What term describes the idea supported by American protestors that the US shouldn't be involved in the Vietnam War?

The antiwar movement


What term describe the idea supported by American protestors that the US shouldn't be involved in the Vietnam war?

The antiwar movement


What is the setting in That was then this is now?

Place: Tulsa, Oklahoma Time: During Vietnam and the antiwar movement (1960's-1970's)


Why was the antiwar movement strong at colleges?

The antiwar movement was especially strong at colleges because students were of draft age.


What caused Americans antiwar activities in Vietnam?

The draft.


Secret bombings of this nation in 1970 sparked massive antiwar demonstrations?

It was The Vietnam War which sparked mass antiwar demonstrations in 1970.


Why was the antiwar movement especially strong at college?

The antiwar movement was especially strong at colleges because students were of draft age.


What describes the relationship between antiwar protesters and the silent majority during the Vietnam War?

The silent majority disagreed with the antiwar protesters but rarely discussed their opinions publicly.


What incident caused the American antiwar movement to pick up steam in the 1970s?

When Nixon ordered further bombing of North Vietnam (Mainly Cambodia)


Antiwar protests?

was a student protest that started as the Free Speech movement in California and spread around the world. All members of the Anti-War Movement shared an opposition to war in Vietnam and condemned U.S. presence there. They claimed this was violating Vietnam's rights. This movement resulted in growing activism on campuses aimed at social reform etc. Primarily a middle-class movement. CULTURAL.