'Draft cards' presentation slideshows

The Vietnam War 1954 - 1975

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EXTRA CREDIT POSSIBILITIES (3 Pts.)

EXTRA CREDIT POSSIBILITIES (3 Pts.). HOST JOBS Write an Introduction Write a conclusion. Make additional ?. The Host (dress up-funny or serious, think game show) Student (SDS) (jeans, tie die, black arm bands, anti-war signs)

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Is Your Speech Free?

Is Your Speech Free?. A brief story! A lovely day at the zoo with my wife!. Sit back and listen my nomination speech for Jeff Kuhlman candidate for student government. .

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IWBAT analyze Vietnam era songs and protests

IWBAT analyze Vietnam era songs and protests. Difficulties as a Soldier. #1 DRAFT. Difficulties as a Soldier. #2 Jungle Terrain Unfamiliarity Tunnels built by Vietcong (opposing side) to Avoid air raids Plan surprise attacks Booby traps. Vietcong Tunnels. Jungle Terrain.

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Freedom of Speech

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The Vietnam War

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Protesting the Vietnam War

Protesting the Vietnam War. U.S. History. Background. Unlike WWII, a large percentage of Americans did not support the War in Vietnam. Reasons for opposing the Vietnam War Moral U.S. was in Vietnam for $$$; innocent people are dying Practical

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19.2 Vietnam Divides the Nation

19.2 Vietnam Divides the Nation. I. An Antiwar Movement Emerges. A. General William Westmoreland claimed the enemy was on the brink of defeat (1967).

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Sec. 3 The Vietnam Years at Home

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Section 3: Vietnam Divides the Nation

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How did protests against the Vietnam War develop?

How did protests against the Vietnam War develop?. Lesson objectives. To identify the different ways that people protested against the Vietnam War. To examine and unwrap cartoon sources relating to the US policy towards Vietnam. Opposition to the draft.

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What is NOT Free Speech

What is NOT Free Speech. What does this poster mean?. The Right to Free Speech DOES NOT Include:. -To incite actions that would harm others -To make or distribute obscene materials. -To burn draft cards as an anti-war protest.

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Freedom of Speech

Freedom of Speech. What type of Speech is protected and what kind is not protected?. Types of Speech. Pure Speech Verbal expression of thought and opinion before an audience that has chosen to listen. Symbolic Speech (expressive conduct)

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Why the U.S. entered the Vietnam War and why the War was so unpopular.

Why the U.S. entered the Vietnam War and why the War was so unpopular. Why the U.S. entered the Vietnam War. The U.S. entered the Vietnam War to keep the North Vietnamese Communists (Viet Cong) from taking over the South Vietnamese Republican Democratic Government.

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1965

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