Why was an antiwar movement developing in the united states while us president lyndon johnson escalated the war in north vietnam?

a)us citizens were in favor of the soviet union’s communist principles.

b)us citizens started losing faith in the concept of democracy.

c)us citizens were against the use of nuclear weapons.

d)us citizens were concerned about the loss of soldiers and civilians in the war.

e)us citizens wanted the vietnamese to become business partners.

The correct answer is D) U.S. citizens were concern about the loss of soldiers and civilians in the war.

An anti-war movement developed in the United States while President Johnson escalated the war in North Vietnam because U.S. citizens were concern about the loss of soldiers and civilians in the war.

United States citizens were watching the news reports about the Vietnam War and realized that America was not winning the war, many young American soldiers were dying as well as civilian people in Vietnam. So they began to question the reason why the U.S. was fighting a war that really didn't belong to them. As a result of this, many people took the streets and organized marches to protest against the war effort. So yes, U.S. citizens were concern about the loss of soldiers and civilians in the war.

the main inference that can be drawn from jean jacques rousseau's book the social contract is: a. people can enjoy civil and physical freedom, even if it sometimes harms society.

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