Vietnam War Protests in the 1960s & 70s
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This worksheet explores the protests against the Vietnam War during the 1960s and 1970s, encouraging students to analyze sources and understand the reasons behind widespread demonstrations.
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Vietnam War Protests in the 1960s & 70s
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Background to the Vietnam War Protests
Source A: Excerpt from a newspaper article, 1969
'The anti-war demonstrations across America have reached unprecedented levels, with students and citizens demanding an end to the conflict in Vietnam. Protestors cite moral opposition, loss of life, and the draft as key reasons for their actions.' Provenance: American newspaper reporting on protests in 1969.
Key Events and Impact of the Protests
Source B: Photograph of the 1970 Kent State University protests
'Students protesting the Vietnam War at Kent State University moments before National Guard troops opened fire, killing four students.' Provenance: Historical photograph with accompanying caption, 1970.
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