The Vietnam War era marked a pivotal moment in American history, sparking widespread social unrest and protests that defined a generation.

As U.S.

involvement escalated, anger over the war's human cost and the draft fueled riots and demonstrations across the nation.

Young activists, disillusioned by governmental decisions, took to the streets, demanding peace and justice.

This tumultuous period saw a clash of ideals, with voices calling for civil rights, anti-war sentiments, and greater transparency in government.

The Social Upheaval of the Vietnam War Era