Scenarios about 'antiwar movement'
The organized social and political activism opposing specific armed conflicts or militarism in general. Antiwar movements have emerged throughout history, notably during the Vietnam War era, employing tactics such as demonstrations, civil disobedience, draft resistance, and consciousness-raising to influence public opinion and government policy. In alternate history scenarios, the strength, timing, or absence of antiwar movements can significantly alter military engagements, political leadership, and the duration or outcome of conflicts.
What If The Vietnam War Ended Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Vietnam War concluded years before 1975, altering the course of Cold War politics, Southeast Asian development, and American society.
What If The Vietnam War Protests Failed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the anti-Vietnam War movement in the United States failed to gain significant traction, potentially prolonging the conflict and reshaping American politics, foreign policy, and social movements for decades to come.