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Pictured is a peaceful protest between both sides, pro and anti-war, both seen on Franklin Street facing each other.

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Propaganda was commonly used by the government or in this picture, a pro-war group, to influence others to support our troops fighting overseas.

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Anti- war protesters gather on the street to show their support for ending the war in an effort to bring troops home.

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On April 4th, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. was killed. Although inspirational to many, Martin Luther King Jr. especially inspired these African American soldiers.

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Anti- war protesters created signs to show their strong anti-war opinions. This poster features a peace sign to represent what these activists believe we would have if America did not get involved in the war.

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Pictured here is an older man showing his support for war with a button that says "In this sign conquer victory". This also shows how religious beliefs influenced opinions of citizens on the war in Vietnam.

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Religious beliefs were influential to someones stance on the war, whether it was pro or anti-war. This young man protested his stance on the war, anti-war, by wearing one of the Ten Commandments.

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This photo shows a man in support of the war. His sign reflects his strong beliefs and opinion of Communism.

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After the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, Black Americans seek peace and freedom from the war.

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A pro- war protest was taking place in April of 1970 at the Washington Monument in Washington, DC.