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The Protestant Movement
Women's Suffrage for the right to vote
I find myself torn between the Civil Rights movement and the Vietnam War protests…but, they both had their precedient in Ghandi's nonviolent protest movemen,t which successfully removed India fron England's empire. Much to be learned from him and that movement…
The Vietnam War protests. We have not won a war since!
The Women's Suffrage Movement
The answer to this depends on the country you live in. The Vietnam protests killed a lot of american servicemen. Politicians in a search for votes jumped on the bandwagon. Ghandi for sure if you live in G.B. or Asia. Women's rights was important also.