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Why was the Antiwar movement significant and what impact did it have on society?
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Why was the Antiwar movement significant and what impact did it have on society?

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The anti-war movement had two main effects on American society. First, the movement helped to erode support for the war. This led to a decrease in American involvement and the eventual withdrawal of US forces in 1973.

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