What was the reaction of many american citizens to the vietnam war? question 10 options: there was an outpouring of support for

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What was the reaction of many american citizens to the vietnam war? question 10 options: there was an outpouring of support for

the us government and its service members. there was widespread opposition to the war – especially on college campuses. there was some opposition, but it was concentrated mainly among left-wing extremists. there was mainly support for the us government's desire to spread democracy throughout the world –at whatever price?

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GaryK [48] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-01T12:48:30+03:00

GaryK [48]3 years ago

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the second option

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Elan Coil [88] · Answer 2 · 2022-02-01T10:43:55+03:00

The correct answer is " there was widespread opposition to the war, especially on college campuses."

During the Vietnam War, there were several protests against the US government's actions in the Vietnam War. Two of the most famous examples include the Kent State and Jackson State protest. These protests, which happened on two different college campuses in May of 1970, were aimed at bringing light to the issue of US involvement in Vietnam. Both of them are remembered because they turned ugly, as 4 protestors were killed at Kent State and 2 protestors were killed at Jackson State. The killing of these college students sparked more protests and outrage throughout the US.