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How did the US involvement in Vietnam lead to the counterculture movement and expanded rights movement in the 1970s?
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How did the US involvement in Vietnam lead to the counterculture movement and expanded rights movement in the 1970s?

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It was on popular war and people didn’t care
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The Vietnam war became so unpopular so it caused people to dislike the government. Disliking the government caused the counter-culture movement.

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