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This organization known as the "Students Democratic Society" was essentially one of the first organization to support the counter-culture movement. This group was founded in the year of 1960 and was soon popularized and then extinguished in the year of 1974. This group was one of the more prominent groups in it's time.

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Brown University is a prime school that shaped many citizens to what they are to this day. For example, citizens such as Emma Watson and Ted Turner are both respectable people and have both attended this famous school. "11% Black students in the incoming class as a racial quota system and undermined student power. This act of resistance became known as the 1968 Black walkout."

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There was a rally West Potomac Park that changed the way we look at society. This was followed by civil disobedience on the steps of the Pentagon. It was a march due to the Vietnam events that were occurring. This happened around 1967.

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The assassination of Robert Kennedy (1968)

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The assassination of Robert Kennedy (1968)

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Robert F. Kennedy was a presidential candidate that was shot on sight in a hotel, in LA. This assassination changed society due to winning the California presidential primaries in the 1968 election. There's not much to tell besides the fact that the country was divided due to this.

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This was event was the of the more prominent movements during this era. This protest explicitly defined what this term "counter-culture" truly refers too. Once Ronald Reagan got involved, in the protest for voting rights and other factors, he told the administration to keep the campus safe from disruptions.

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In the year of 1970, occurred a catastrophic event that caused four people to perish on that very day... In fact, the victims were innocent college students that were just trying to follow the movement as the others. The Vietnam war was the main reason for the protesting; and the recents bombings that they were protesting.

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The Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (1968)

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The Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (1968)

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This assassination left some with question and others with agony. As of the of the greatest if the not the greatest civil rights protesters, Martin Luther King Jr. changed society forever. April 4th, 1968 was a day that shook the Earth as he departed from existence.

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The Tet Offensive was the biggest military campaign in the Vietnam. This clearly defined the military's strength during this war. This evidently changed the way we viewed Vietnam to this day.

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The New Left was a political movement in the 1960's to 1970's that changed our view on political protest. This movement was involved in many protest in the 1960's but more specifically 1968. This includes race and gender and other political-like arguments.

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Protest at Democratic National Convention (1968)

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Protest at Democratic National Convention (1968)

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This was an organized group of protesters that changed the way we view society and protest during this time period. It was an organized group of counter-culture supports and Anti-Vietnam citizens. They protested with over 500 injuries of both police and citizens.

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The protest involved movements that were due to the previous events I described and defined. The Rap Brown was apparently violated and was going to be handled with accordingly. It was around the year of 1968.

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Literally millions marched throughout the Vietnam War but this was the most prominent and the one that changed everything. "The Peace Moratorium is believed to have been the largest demonstration in US history with an estimated two million people involved." Eventually the war ended in 1972.

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Richard Nixon and the Watergate Scandal (1972)

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Richard Nixon and the Watergate Scandal (1972)

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This incident known as an evaporator for Richard Nixon destroyed his reputation. Consequently, this forced his instinct to resign immediately. Since the war was extremely divided he wanted to spy on the Democrats. He proceeded to bug their base of operations and proceed to listen; he was eventually caught.