Chater: 22.1
The country's selective service system.
What is the Draft.
A polarizing figure when it comes to Mexican American rights.
Who is Cesar Chavez.
A village in northern South Vietnam.
What is My Lai.
The rock band that helped propel rock music into mainstream America.
Who are the Beatles.
Name the terms for the people who were for and against the Vietnam war.
What is Hawks & Doves.
A farmworkers union based around Mexican American rights.
Hint: (Made by Dolores Huerta).
What is the United Farm Workers Organization Committee (UFWOC).
A massive protest led by students ultimately led to the burning of the ROTC building.
What is Kent State University.
A music festival called Woodstock had more than 400,000 people who showed up for the free festival.
What is Woodstock.
Communism opposition group in the south.
What is the Vietcong.
They were a militant Native American rights movement.
What is the American Indian Movement (AIM).
Moderate, mainstream Americans who quietly supported the U.S. efforts in Vietnam.
Who is the Silent majority.
An agreement that temporarily divided Vietnam along the 17th parallel.
What is the Geneva Accords.
A movement made up mostly of white, middle-class college youths disillusioned by the war in Vietnam and injustices in America in the 1960s.
What is Counterculture.
The gradual withdrawal of U.S. troops in order for the South Vietnamese to take more active combat in the war.
What is Vietnamization.
The person who announced the first U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam.
Who is Richard Nixon.
It was known as the Hippie capital, mainly because California didn’t outlaw hallucinogenic drugs until 1966.
Hint: (It is in San Francisco)
What is Haight-Ashbury.
A 7,000-page document revealed among other things that the government had plans for entering the war as President Lyndon Jhonson promised that he would not send American troops to Vietnam.
What is the Pentagon Papers.
What was the organization that was formed for women in 1966?
What is N.O.W.