Causes and Consequences of Vietnam War Protests in the 1960s & 70s
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This worksheet explores the causes of the Vietnam War protests and their impact on American society during the 1960s and 70s. Students will analyze sources and historical explanations to understand the protest movements.
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Causes and Consequences of Vietnam War Protests in the 1960s & 70s
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Introduction to Vietnam War Protests
Source A: Student Protest Poster
'Stop the War! Bring Our Troops Home!'
Provenance: Anti-war poster created by student activists in 1968.
Causes of Vietnam War Protests
Source B: Excerpt from a Civil Rights and Anti-War Speech
'Our youth are being sent to die in a war they do not understand, while our streets are filled with inequality and injustice at home.'
Provenance: Speech by a prominent activist in 1969.
Types and Impact of Protests
Source C: Photo of a March on Washington, 1970
No text, but students and activists are seen marching with signs and banners.
Source D: Analysis by a historian
'The protests significantly influenced public opinion and political decisions, leading to increased pressure on lawmakers to end the war.'
Consequences of the Protests
Source E: Excerpt from a Government Report
'The protests challenged authority and caused social divisions, but also helped raise awareness about issues of justice and peace.'
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