Up in Flames: Protests and Counterprotests in the Vietnam Era | The Draft

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Classroom Material
Keywords
Vietnam Union Square anti-war movement pacifism Tom Hayden Tom Cornell David McReynolds The Draft
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History-Social Science
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Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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Up in Flames: Protests and Counterprotests in the Vietnam Era | The Draft

Learn about linkages between Vietnam War protests and the draft in this clip from The Draft. The anti-war movement was not immediately popular with the American people during the Vietnam War—protests were often challenged by counter-protestors. Anti-war statements were by default anti-draft; acts of civil disobedience, such as draft-card burning in Union Square, were dramatic examples of the growing pacifist movement.

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