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What were some of the causes and/or events that impacted and further perpetuated antiwar sentiment in the US?

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What were some of the causes and/or events that impacted and further perpetuated antiwar sentiment in the US?

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There were many things that happened in the Vietnam war to further the anitwar sentiment in the U.S. One of those things were the mindless and repetitive missions that the soldiers were being tasked with, that didn't seem to have any real objective to them other than to kill, which lead people back home to question the war. Also the Tet offensive was a major boost to the antiwar sentiment in America as it was a huge hit to the morale of soldiers and supporters of the war as this attack was unforeseen and led to many casualties, even though it was said to be a loss for the Viet Cong. As these antiwar sentiments grew, so did the protests behind them, leading to more people to join them in their movement. These large groups of mostly young Americans helped to sway the minds of those that where still supporting this war, leading to the eventual cease fire of 1973.

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This cease fire was the official "End of the War", however both sides ended up violating this cease fire for a good while afterwards as they both starting to take back land.

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This protest held in D.C. had 15,000-25,000 people protesting the Vietnam War. At the time of this protest there were less than 25,000 soldiers in Vietnam, which means that there were more people protesting in D.C. than there were soldiers in Vietnam, making this the biggest Vietnam anti-war protest there ever was.

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This attack on South Vietnamese villages and military bases by the Viet Cong was deemed a failure by the U.S. and Viet Cong military, but it weekend the morale of the southern and American troops, leading to a lot of anti-war sentiment back home in the U.S.

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70,000 Pro-war protesters show up to New York to show their support of the war.

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70,000 Pro-war protesters show up to New York to show their support of the war.

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A large amount of Pro-war protesters show their support to the troops, showing that there are still people that believe in this war.

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Vietnamization is the first time that the President starts to act on pulling troops out of the Vietnam war. He does this by training southern Vietnamese troops so that they can continue to fight the war with Americas aid.

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https://www.nytimes.com/1967/05/14/archives/70000-turn-out-to-back-us-men-in-vietnam-war-crowds-on-5th-ave-3.html

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/two-days-in-october-vietnam-battlefields-and-home-front/

https://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/tet-offensive#:~:text=The%20Tet%20Offensive%20was%20a,involvement%20in%20the%20Vietnam%20War.

https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/cease-fire-goes-into-effect

https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/largest-antiwar-protest/