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the festival showed how popular jazz music was and how youth culture was starting to challenge authority. -
This was the first presidential debate shown on TV, and it proved that how a candidate looks and speaks on television can affect who people vote for. -
JFK’s assassination shocked the entire country and caused many Americans to lose trust in the government -
This performance made The Beatles extremely popular in the U.S. and showed how may I influenced young people in the 1960s. -
this gave President Johnson the power to send more troops to Vietnam, which greatly increased U.S. involvement in the war. -
this bombing campaign marked a major escalation of the Vietnam War and increased tension both at home and abroad. -
Thousands of people protested at the Pentagon to show how strongly Americans were against the Vietnam War. -
the massacre revealed the brutality of the war and caused many Americans to turn against U.S. involvement in Vietnam -
the breakup of the Beatles symbolized the end of a major cultural era from the 1960s. -
Violent protests outside the convention showed how divided American were over plot is and the Vietnam War. -
Woodstock became a symbol of the counterculture movement and represented peace, music and opposition to the Vietnam War. -
The Trial represented the government cracking down on anti-war protesters and limiting free speech. -
When four students were killed during a protest, it showed how dangerous and divided the country had become over the war -
this Supreme Court decision legalized abortion nationwide and expanded women’s rights.