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- Boys were often drafted at the age of 18, which pulled them away from families fresh out of high school. On another hand American Americans, and lower class men were often disproportionately drafted to war, which noticeably upset communities all over the nation.

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- The March made American activism skyrocket, which drove the Antiwar sediment. This Sediment was so popular because the public wanted to get U.S troops out of Vietnamese territory.

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-This event led to a changed public perception of the Vietnam War. After seeing this it upset the Americans even more.

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- This event pushed the Antiwar movement further along by causing commotion within the states when everyone heard that U.S military was laying down tons of Vietnamese civilian lives who had no intentions of even hurting a fly.

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What were some of the causes and/or events that impacted and further perpetuated antiwar sentiment in the US? (3+ sentences)

- The American people thought that their military had no business intruding on a Vietnamese civil war. Americans had a hard time supporting a war overseas that was shown to be unwinnable. The government kept certain things secrete from the Americans which upset people in the community.

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- This event drove the Antiwar sediment, because America found out that more innocent lives were going to be endangered due to the boundary line changes during the Vietnam war.