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1. Trouble on the home front; soldiers were being missed.
It left affects on everyone, not just soldiers.

2. People wanted the soldiers to come home; grouped people together.

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The war was really long and some Americans my not have ever seen the end of it.

It creates social change by starting a movie, creating and changing friend and family groups, and creating awareness.

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Long Term Effects
- The Countries involved learn a lot
- New weapons are developed during the war and tested in the war
- Relationships formed
Short Term Effects
- Many lives lost
- Lots of money is spent
- Many protests inside the country

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- People who see the protests see many different views
- Spreads different ideas around the country
- Empowers people (people in power)

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1)nothing has really changed (referring to the cartoon), it seemed as though he was told the same thing.
2)lots of people might not agree with the people protesting.
3) war is never moral because it can change the world's views as well as values

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- Helped divide  generations based off of ideologies of the war.

- Served as an important talking point for political officials elected during the war.

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-Protest, if broadcasted, can change other people's viewpoints based off of the protesters' own.

-It also serves as a way for a nation to collectively vent (current example: Women's March On Washington, Occupy Wall Street, etc.)

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What are the long and short-term effects of an unsupported  war for the individual and a country?

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How could you and your group present the themes of the novel and the history of the Vietnam War protests?

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1.  Read and view the text.  Discuss the impact of a lengthy war?  Note the presidential timeline of the war in your discussion.

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1.  Read and view the text.  Discuss the impact of a lengthy war?  Note the presidential timeline of the war in your discussion.

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“This war has already stretched the generation gap so wide that it threatens to pull the country apart.”
Frank Church, US senator, 1970

The Vietnam War spanned five presidencies:

Dwight D. Eisenhower (1953-1961) – President Eisenhower sent the first American Military adviser to Vietnam in 1955.

John F. Kennedy (1961-1963)

Lyndon B. Johnson (1963 – 1969)

Richard Nixon (1969 -1974)

Gerald R. Ford (1974 – 1977) – President Ford declared the Vietnam War ended “as far as America is concerned”  (The Vietnam War).

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2.  How does a war protest create social change

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2.  How does a war protest create social change

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Brainstorm your ideas.

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3.  Is war ever moral?  Can you ever know you are fighting on the right side?

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3.  Is war ever moral?  Can you ever know you are fighting on the right side?

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Vietnam War Draft Tim O’Brien’s Things They Carried

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Who should go to war?