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A lot of restaurants/ bars had white only seating. To nonvilently protest blacks would sit their untill they were served.

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After Rosa Parks refused to give up her seart on a bus, for more than over a year blacks didn't ride the bus.

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Vietnam was taken over by communist. Americans wanted to stop this so they sent troops over. A lot of people protested this action.

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The Soviet Union invasion in Afganistan led the United States to boycott the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow unless they romoved their troops.

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The red scare was the spreading of communism in Europe. Ameica was scared that communism would spread to the whole world.

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Hippies were people who were just laid bck. They voted against all the Racism and the wars.

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Black Power is a term baiscally for blacks to be equal. For blacks to embrace themselfs and not be ashamed because of their color of skin.

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This slogan was very popular during the Civil Rights Movement. It came from Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech that he made at the March on Washington.

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After Martin Luther King Jr.'s house got bombed a crowd was ready to fight. King calmly told them "We must meet violence with nonviolence."

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Segregation today, Segregation Tomorrow, Segregation Forever

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Segregation today, Segregation Tomorrow, Segregation Forever

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This is George Wallace. who was Alabama's 45th govener speaking his mind about segregation. He clearly states that he supports it.

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George Wallace - Segregation forever.mp4

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Four days before Terry Sanford issued his call for a second emancipation, George Wallace offered a very different vision of the South's future. In his inaugural address as governor of Alabama, he declared, "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever!" (Source: ABCNews.com)

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This slogan was used against the Little Rock 9. After one of them got expelled they handed out cards like these.

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In this slogan Old Glory is referring to the Flag. This is a pro- war slogan.

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This slogan was pro-war. It told people you either fight with America or leave it, which people did. They fled to places like Canada and Mexico.

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This slogan was protesting the vietnam war draft. Men would shout it down the roads of New York City.

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Fight them over there, so we don't have to fight them over here

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Fight them over there, so we don't have to fight them over here

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This slogan was kinda a statement. It is telling you that we should fight them over in Vietnam so we don't have to fight them in the U.S.

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Hey, Hey, LBJ, How many kids did you kill today

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Hey, Hey, LBJ, How many kids did you kill today

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This was used during the Vietnam Conflict. It was implying to all the teenagers the draft was bring to Vietnam.

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hey.. lbj! songs of the u.s. anti-war movement hey

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Hey, Hey L.B.J. · Bill Frederick Hey, Hey.. LBJ! Songs of the U.S. Anti-War Movement ℗ 2013 Vinyl Masters Released on: 2013-08-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Is This Tomorrow? America Under Communism

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Is This Tomorrow? America Under Communism

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This was used during the Cold War. It was the vison that alot of people had about communism.

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The Red Menace was slang for communism. It was used very often during the cold war.

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This slogan was used during the Cold War. It is very informational.

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This slogan is the counterpart to Better Red than Dead. This basically implies that they rather have a nuclear war than convert to communism.

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This is a slogan from the Cold War. It implies that the people would have rather be communist than have a nuclear war.