Answer:
The antiwar movement grew from earlier groups such as Quaker and Unitarian peace activists, SANE, the Old Left, and socialists. Students also learned from their experience in the civil rights movement.
Explanation:
The major events that increased polarization on the world stage from the close of world war II through 1961 had to do with the Cold War between Russia and the US--primarily proxy wars such as the Korean War.
Because they wanted religious freedom from the British government
