Anti-War Movement
By: McKagan Barrett
We Want Peace
This photo is showing a bunch of people protesting because they want peace and not people going to war.
War Is Not Good
This photo is showing that war is bad for most and good for some of them.
Not Getting Past Us
This is a photo showing that they aren't letting anything by till they stop the war.
Can't Get Passed Us
This photo is showing a group of people not letting people by because they think they need to stop a lot of things.
Bad Day
This photo is of people protesting for war and then all of a sudden they started shooting at them because they thought they heard guns being fired.
Here you need this
This photo is showing a guy putting flowers into there guns so they want go to war and for they will just have peace.
That Good Stuff
This is the time period of when smoking became a thing. This is when everyone was laid back all the time.
We Need You
This photo is saying that they need you to help have peace and to stay out of the war.
5 Facts About Anti War Movement
- Anti-war marches and other protests, such as the ones organized by Students for a Democratic Society.
- On October 21, 1967, one of the most prominent anti-war demonstrations took place, as some 100,000 protesters gathered at the Lincoln Memorial.
- the anti-war movement got a big boost when the civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. went public with his opposition to the war on moral grounds.
- The anti-war movement began mostly on college campuses, as members of the leftist organization Students for a Democratic Society.
- A small but outspoken liberal minority was making its voice heard by the end of 1965.
Why I Chose this
I chose because i wanted to learn more about anti war movement and why they protested all the time.