Scenarios about 'antiwar protest'
Organized demonstrations and social movements opposing wars, military interventions, or militarism in general. Antiwar protests have shaped public discourse during conflicts from the American Civil War through World Wars I and II to Vietnam and Iraq, often influencing policy decisions through mass mobilization, civil disobedience, and media attention. In alternate history scenarios, different protest movements might significantly alter war outcomes by changing public support, military recruitment, or political leadership.
What If The Anti-War Movement Never Happened?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the anti-Vietnam War movement failed to materialize in the 1960s, potentially reshaping American politics, foreign policy, and cultural development for generations.