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The Vietnam War and the Nixon Years 1968: Turning Point in American History Tet Offensive LBJ Withdrawal Robert Kennedy and LBJ Assassinations Nixon Winning.

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1 The Vietnam War and the Nixon Years 1968: Turning Point in American History Tet Offensive LBJ Withdrawal Robert Kennedy and LBJ Assassinations Nixon Winning Election

2 The Nixon Years Escalation of Vietnam War Bombing of Cambodia and Kent State Protest China Trip Pentagon Papers Plumbers Watergate

3 Social Movement Civil Rights New Left Anti-War Movement Women’s Rights or Feminism Chicano Movement Native American Movement Asian American Movement Environmental Movement Assignment: Rachel Carson

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