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…. Campuses revolted throughout the sixties against the Vietnam War and protested for civil rights, but then calmed down by the early seventies (Chalmers 68-69). It wasn’t just the college campuses that revolted and rioted though. Riots were breaking out across…

…as a person instead of so many people and the government it makes it much simpler to agree to fight for the cause. This poster continued to be used in future wars and was very widely used in the Vietnam War to encourage Americans to sign up for the draft. Although…

…Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King (among others), the music revolution (which was symbolized and brought to a head at Woodstock), the Vietnam war, and the space program. Not to mention (to quote Dave Barry) 42 hillion jillion other things…

…of the superpowers could expect any internal opposition to be supported by the other superpower, similarly, any opposing state would also receive support. With the exceptions of Korea (1950-54), Vietnam (1965-74) and Afghanistan (1979-86) where one side was drawn…

…Japan, and the other major players that trade with Pacific countries such Vietnam, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea and Cambodia. This news paper article was used because it came from country in the Pacific and gave a definite status on Japan's…

…by a land mine in Vietnam while working for Time magazine ironically Capa’s commitment to producing most moving and evoking images cost him his life. He died still clutching his camera. Picture 1: Taken in France during the 2nd World War this image…

…: The Associated Press, 1993. MacDonald, Callum A. KOREA: The War before Vietnam. New York: The Free Press A Division of Macmillian Inc., 1986. Shinn, Bill. The Forgotten War Remembered: Korea 1950-1953. New Jersey: Hollym International Corp, 1996…

…for a Democratic Society” predecessors, but they have been noticed: “While in the sixties the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War infused the student movement with a keen awareness of racial oppression and the excesses of the state and its military machine…

…of indifference and are essentially supporting the status quo. Many citizens have died to stand up against the injustices committed during the Vietnam War, and I hope that many more will stand up against the injustice of the War on Iraq including me. Ozick also…

…amount of nuclear weapons available, and the ones in Russia were not safeguarded anymore because the country had fallen apart. With the Soviet Union finished, only four communist countries remain in the world: Cuba, Vietnam, China, and North Korea. As Reagan…