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1.
Student Movement: What were the aims?
Answer: The students movement protested for change in society and questioned education systems, parent authority as well as the attitudes and values of society. They supported the anti-Vietnam War movement and the nuclear disarmament movement and challenged the way that universities were run.
2.
Student Movement: Why were they against the war?
Answer: They were against the war as there were issues of wealth, poverty, and lack of housing.
3.
Student Movement: What were they like?
Answer: - Hippies - \"Make Love not War\" - Lived in Communes - Peace, Love, Sex and Drugs - Summer of Love Woodstock - Opposed Capitalism - They wanted to drop out of society as they opposed systems set in place - Known as Baby Boomers
4.
Disarmament Movement: What was the aim?
Answer: To stimulate public debate on the disarmament of nuclear weapons as people were concerned about: 1) The environmental damage that nuclear weapons would cause 2) That the use of nuclear weapons would result in the Cold War turning \"hot\"
5.
Disarmament Movement: What methods were used?
Answer: 1) They protested against the development and storage of nuclear weapons. 2) They adopted the peace sign 3) They organized a 4 day march from the Atomic Weapons Establishment to Trafalgar Square in London.
6.
What was the CND?
Answer: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
7.
Disarmament Movement: What did the CND achieve?
Answer: Due to the Cuban Missile Crisis and the US involvement in the Vietnam War the CND achieved a lot of support from the public. Eventually the campaign was victorious as the UN passed the NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY.
8.
What was the Nuclear-Non Proliferation treaty?
Answer: This treaty was passed by the UN and its objective was to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.
9.
Anti-Vietnam War Movement: What was the aim?
Answer: To protest against the US involvement in unjust and unnecessary wars.
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