How did the American public respond to the protests during the Vietnam War?
With riot control.
AnswerThe question asked how the public responded, not how the government responded. The public was divided into hawks (those who supported the war) and doves (those who opposed the war).
AnswerDue to the violent nature of some of the protests, there was a backlash in public sentiment that denounced the protesters. Essentially, it was felt that the protests "were 'acts of disloyalty' against our soldiers in Vietnam."
Student Antiwar Protests and the Backlash
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/twodays/peopleevents/e_antiwar.html
Why were the New York City draft riots important?
The New York Draft Riots showed all northern states weren't anti-slavery. The German and Irish immigrant communities in New York were targeted by the Democratic, or pro-slavery party. They told the immigrants that they were being drafted so that black people could stay behind and take their jobs. As a result, one of the ugliest events in New York City history happened. Black men, women and children were assaulted and even killed by mobs of immigrants.
Who was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s role model for non-violent protest?
He worked in similar ways as did Mohandas Ghandi
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What kind of protests did gandhi lead?
Gandhi protested in a non- violent way against british colonization by using salt marches, hunger strikes, and boycotts.
In what year did the suffragettes win their protest?
the year the suffragettes saw that there aim was acjieved was 1912 the year the suffragettes saw that there aim was acjieved was 1912
How did the pope react to martin luther's protest?
the pope banned him form the church but then later tried to get him back so people wouldn't leave the church.
1st mass protest after world war 2?
There was a mass protest in Washington by thousands of African-Americans. Its aim was to end discrimination in the defense industries.
How many protest were during the Vietnam war?
Over 16,000,000 US draft dodgers and families, friends either protested or resisted the draft, or were outspoken critics of the war. (Vietnam Statistics, Sears).
How did the British respond to the colonists protests?
They sent soldiers, and they thought that the colonist were on the verge of a riot.
How did the people of Montgomery respond to Mrs Parks' arrest?
They protested by not riding city buses.
How did the Birmingham protests gain national attention?
They gained national attention by:
The police let dogs out to the protesters and suddenly it got the national attention
What is the main reason the Vietnam war caused the public protest and controversy in America?
The American war effort in Vietnam lead to rising protests and social divisions in America as many people thought america should stay out of foreign affaris while the other half supported the efforts.
Why did college students protest not being allowed to sit at a lunch counter in greensboro?
A number of laws and rules evolved over the years separating black and white people. Then a well researched book, An American Dilemma, claimed that segregation prevented equality. College students read it and became determined to end segregation. Black people were not allowed to sit at the same lunch counters as white people. Black students wanting equality knew they had to start somewhere and decided to attack that rule. They started by sitting at the white lunch counter.
What happened in the haymarket riot?
On May Day 1886, the workers at the Harvesting Machine Co. in Chicago began a strike in the hope of gaining a shorter work day. On May 3, police were used to protect strikebreakers and a scuffle broke out, one person was killed and 50 injured. It was a horrible day May 4, 1886 when anarchists murdered eight Chicago police officers. The offenders shot at the officers and threw a bomb during a labor riot. Blood ran in the streets and before it was over 70 people were killed or wounded. The suspects were rounded up, tried and were sentenced to be hanged. One suspect blew himself up cheating the hangman but the others danced at the bottom of the gallows located at Hubbard and Dearborn Streets.
Because it isn't the unborn babies' choice to die. We decide to take it into our own hands and make the claim that "It's not out of the womb, so it isn't a REAL person."
These people are just scared, ignorant, foolish, neglected, ashamed, hurt, a bunch of other things, and maybe a mix of them all.
Basically, don't steal the life of another human being.
At 3 weeks after conception the embryo's first heartbeat begins, and the brainwaves are detectable at 6 weeks. This is every human being's history.
Now you decide for yourself if this is a baby..
What group launched anti-Diem protests in South Vietnam in the 1960s?
Buddhist monks launched these protests.
Who were the co-founders of the Black Panthers?
The Black Panther Society/Party was founded in 1966 by Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton.
Why did the Haymarket riot happen?
Have you ever wondered why your parents work for 8 hours? Well in 1886 around 120 years ago there was no limit to work. You would come in to work early in the morning and come out late at night. But then on May 4, 1886 there was a strike at the Haymarket Square in Chicago the strike was going against the hours they had to work. On May Day 1886, the workers at the Harvesting Machine Co. in Chicago began a strike in the hope of gaining a shorter work day. On May 3, police were used to protect strikebreakers and a scuffle broke out, one person was killed and 50 injured. It was a horrible day May 4, 1886 when anarchists murdered eight Chicago police officers. The offenders shot at the officers and threw a bomb during a labor riot. Blood ran in the streets and before it was over 70 people were killed or wounded. The suspects were rounded up, tried and were sentenced to be hanged. One suspect blew himself up cheating the hangman but the others danced at the bottom of the gallows located at Hubbard and Dearborn Streets.
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry-"Give me liberty or give me death."
John Adams
What were the different types of protests against the Vietnam War?
demonstratons, refusement to participate in the army, burning draft cards, flewing,m bomb attacks,... demonstratons, refusement to participate in the army, burning draft cards, flewing,m bomb attacks,...
What are the advantages and disadvantages of strike?
Advantage of going on strike : Well first off, you don't have to work (Yay!), and second, you MAY have a chance to successfully protest your idea and actually get what you really want, third, you will be noticed by the public eye via the media, or just rumors across the street. Disadvantages of going on strike : You could completely lose your job (and obviously not get what you wanted), depending on the ways that you protest (violently, disturbing the peace at night, etc etc) you could be arrested. So if you're actually thinking on going on a strike (not recommended by me), be sure that you do it mannerfully, and discuss reasonable terms. But before any of that, just be sure to weigh out the pros and cons about going on strike.