Unit 9: The Counterculture & Anti-War Movement

A 1969 music festival symbolizing the counterculture movement, peace, and anti-war sentiment.

• Coachella

• Woodstock

• Austin City Limits

• Lollapalooza

 People who opposed the Vietnam War, advocating for peace and diplomacy instead of military action.

• "Hawks"

• "Doves"

• "Eagles"

• "Robins"

People who supported the Vietnam War and believed in using military force to achieve U.S. objectives.

• "Hawks"

• "Doves"

• "Robins"

• "Eagles"

Members of the 1960s counterculture who rejected traditional values, embraced peace, love, and music, and often opposed the Vietnam War.

• Beat Generation

• Hippies

• Flappers

• Baby Boomers

A social and political movement opposing U.S. involvement in Vietnam, consisting of protests, demonstrations, and activism.

• Anti-War Movement

• Civil Rights Movement

• Social Movement

• Counterculture

The reality of the Vietnam War did not match the Johnson administration’s positive portrayal of it

• Credibility Gap

• Anti-War Movement

• Generation Gap

• Counterculture