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The shows got sold out and thousands of people got angry and violent. The National Guard had to get involved. -
The first presidential debate to be televised. -
Kennedy was in an open-roof vehicle in Dallas, Texas, when he was assassinated.
Some conspiracies say that there must have been more than one shooter because of the way the bullet hit him. -
73 million Americans watched the Beatles perform on the Ed Sullivan Show. -
President Johnson's excuse to send more troops to Vietnam and really start a war. -
Series of bombings on Vietnam. -
A huge national protest against the Vietnam War at the Pentagon. -
Series of protests in Chicago against the US's involvement in the Vietnam War. -
During the Vietnam War, US soldiers massacred 300-500 unarmed, South Vietnamese civilians in My Lai. It was a very violent war crime. -
The Woodstock Music Festival was a way for people to escape and listen to music. -
Eight defendants against the war were being charged for crossing state lines. -
The Beatles break up. -
The National Guard starts shooting students for protesting the Vietnam War. -
As implied in the 14th Amendment, everyone has the right to have an abortion. Although this still gave the government the power to choose depending on the state of pregnancy.