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Directions: Read the lesson and complete the outline below. Refer to your textbook to fill in the blanks. L. The Antiwar Movement Emerges A. As the Vietnam War dragged on, waned because many believed that was not telling the truth about the war.

Directions: Read the lesson and complete the outline below. Refer to your textbook to fill in the blanks. L. The Antiwar Movement Emerges A. As the Vietnam War dragged on, waned because many believed that was not telling the truth about the war.

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Directions: Read the lesson and complete the outline below. Refer to your textbook to fill in the blanks. NAME Guided Reading Activity DATE CLASS The Vietnam War 1954–1975 Lesson 2 Vietnam Divides the Nation Review Questions: Outlining The Antiwar Movement Emerges A. As the Vietnam War dragged on, waned because many believed that was not telling the truth about the war. B. Many Americans believed a existed because of inconsistencles between and what the administration said about the war. C. Students and teachers at universities held to explain why they opposed the war, while many protesters focused on what they thought was an unfair Most of the soldiers were - youths. D. As the war went on, many young men burned their. while an estimated 500,000 E. Many soldiers argued that if they were old enough to fight, they were old enough to The gave 18-year-olds the and doves, F. By 1968, the nation was divided into two camps: hawks, who who II. 1968: The Pivotal Year and South Vietnam's A. Guerrilla fighters launched a massive attack on most was repelled. Americans, however, This attack, called the were stunned that an enemy nearly defeated could B. On March 21, 1968, Johnson stunned the nation with the announcement that who appeared to be and C. Two assassinations rocked the nation: nomination for president. in the lead for the won because he promised D. In the presidential election of 1968, Republican candidate the United States and restore to the country. to 23 1 Copyright O McGraw-Hill Education. Permissioni
Transcribed Image Text:Directions: Read the lesson and complete the outline below. Refer to your textbook to fill in the blanks. NAME Guided Reading Activity DATE CLASS The Vietnam War 1954–1975 Lesson 2 Vietnam Divides the Nation Review Questions: Outlining The Antiwar Movement Emerges A. As the Vietnam War dragged on, waned because many believed that was not telling the truth about the war. B. Many Americans believed a existed because of inconsistencles between and what the administration said about the war. C. Students and teachers at universities held to explain why they opposed the war, while many protesters focused on what they thought was an unfair Most of the soldiers were - youths. D. As the war went on, many young men burned their. while an estimated 500,000 E. Many soldiers argued that if they were old enough to fight, they were old enough to The gave 18-year-olds the and doves, F. By 1968, the nation was divided into two camps: hawks, who who II. 1968: The Pivotal Year and South Vietnam's A. Guerrilla fighters launched a massive attack on most was repelled. Americans, however, This attack, called the were stunned that an enemy nearly defeated could B. On March 21, 1968, Johnson stunned the nation with the announcement that who appeared to be and C. Two assassinations rocked the nation: nomination for president. in the lead for the won because he promised D. In the presidential election of 1968, Republican candidate the United States and restore to the country. to 23 1 Copyright O McGraw-Hill Education. Permissioni
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