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What were some of the causes and/or events that impacted and further perpetuated antiwar sentiment in the US?
Pretty much as soon as the US began their fight in Vietnam, there were those at home who began a fight against the fight in Vietnam. Groups like the SDS fought to end the war by organizing rallies like the "March on Manhattan" or protests at college campuses. One such rally ended in tragedy as the National Guard started firing into the crowd at Kent State University on May 4, 1971, killing 4 people and wounding 9 more. Eventually these groups protested enough to achieve their goal and the American troops were pulled out of Vietnam but it didn't end there there were also changes in legislation like the 26th Amendment which allowed those between the ages of 18 and 20 to vote and participate in the political process.

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Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) 

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Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) 

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An organization originally formed to fight racism and poverty in 1960, the SDS soon began campaigning to end the war in Vietnam. By 1964, the SDS had organized campus "teach-ins" and demonstrations against the war and encouraged draft-age males to sign "We Won't Go" petitions.

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Also known as the May 4 Massacre,  the Kent State shootings occurred in Kent, Ohio in 1970 where the Ohio National Guard fired into a Peace Rally, opposing the Vietnam War, killing 4 and wounding 9 others. This shooting brought attention to the anti-war movement and led to increased opposition to the war in Vietnam.

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More commonly known as the March in Manhattan, May 8 1970.  Around 400construction workers and 800 office workers carrying flags and chanting attacked around 1,000 protest/demonstrators. A lot of the construction workers also continuously chanted "U.S all the way". The protesters were protesting the Vietnam war, Kent state shootings, and the US invading Cambodia.

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College campers were major centers for antiwar movements. Both the students and teachers protested the war because they were a majority passivists. They started the Students for a democratic society, and talked about the effects the war had on the economy. Another large topic they protested was the use of military.

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In 1971 the 26th Amendment was ratified stating that everyone above the age of 18 could vote. This was brought about by the "old enough to fight, old enough to vote" movement led by student activists who thought they should be able to participate in the political process.