Kent State University Incident Overview

The video discusses the tragic events at Kent State University on May 4, 1970, where four students were killed during a protest against the Vietnam War. The protest was sparked by President Nixon's expansion of the war into Cambodia, leading to widespread student demonstrations. The National Guard was called to Kent State, and during a rally, they fired on the crowd, resulting in deaths and injuries. The incident became a symbol of the Vietnam War era, and it is remembered annually as a day of reflection and emotion.

Which university is mentioned in the video where the tragic incident took place?

• Kent State University

• Harvard University

• Yale University

• Stanford University

How many students were killed during the Kent State University incident?

• Two

• Four

• Three

• Five

What was the main reason for the student protests at Kent State University in 1970?

• Civil Rights Movement

• Environmental Issues

• Economic Recession

• Vietnam War Expansion

Which U.S. President's actions led to the wave of student protests in 1970?

• Richard Nixon

• Gerald Ford

• Lyndon B. Johnson

• John F. Kennedy

On what date did the tragic shooting at Kent State University occur?

• May 4, 1970

• May 3, 1970

• May 2, 1970

• May 1, 1970

How many students were injured in addition to the four who were killed?

• Nine

• Eight

• Ten

• Seven