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History, 27.07.2019 16:10 alexisnichols2001

What were the principle sources of outrage that fueled the protests against the vietnam war?
(select all that apply.)
the violence and murder that occurred at the altamont music festival
the killings of four kent state students by national guardsmen
television shows with antiwar content aimed at the youth market
nightly network television news coverage of battles and casualties

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