All of the aforementioned events deal with student disapproval of the <em>Vietnam War </em><em />.
The Berkley demonstrations during the 1960's was focused on using massive support from American citizens in order to end the war in Vietnam. These citizens felt that if they could get enough citizens to march and protest against this war, the US Congress would feel pressured to end the war immediately.
The 1968 riots at the Democratic National Convention was when thousands of anti-war protestors clashed with police forces.Inside the convention, the Democratic party was constantly arguing over whether or not they should support the removal of US troops from Vietnam.
The Kent State protests also dealt with American actions in Vietnam. These students specifically were protesting against America invading Cambodia during the Vietnam War.
It listed the reasons as to why they wanted to be independent of his rule, they felt that not only did he not know what was truly happening in the colonies he implemented laws without anyone representing them. Over time it grew to be too much and they declared independence.
The EOA was the centerpiece of Johnson's War on Poverty and has been remembered as “the most dramatic and highly publicized of the Great Society's programs” (Levitan 1969, p. 3).
