On October 15, 1969, millions of Americans—students, veterans, clergy, and housewives—take to the streets in the largest anti-war demonstration in U.S. history up to that point, demanding an end to the Vietnam War. The massive, peaceful mobilization forces the Nixon administration to shift policy and demonstrates that opposition to the war has become a mainstream, bipartisan sentiment across the nation.
Word Count
543
Reading Time
3 min
Difficulty
beginner
Genre
History
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