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Fill out the table showing major events in the 1960s that affected political thinking. In the second

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Tomtit [17]2 years ago
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Many of the Democrats, especially New Leftists supported this. Many Republicans did not like this act. There was political outrage. 

There was a big crowd outside the Convention in protest of the Vietnam War. I don't think either party liked that. It didn't really change views, but protesters, police, and bystanders clashed.

Vietnam Protests were controversial. It affected the political views of people in different ways. The Democrats helped get the U.S. involved in the war and the Republicans also helped fuel it. Both parties' views were affected in different ways based on the individual and their beliefs. 

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