the expansion of communism across Southeast Asia

the inclusion of Taiwan in the Warsaw Pact

the loss of UN military bases in Asia

the rise of China as a dominant economic power

Lyndon Johnson won a landslide victory in his re-election bid for the presidency in 1968

the US began to win the war in Vietnam by 1968

Anti-war protests increased as more Americans were drafted into the war

President Nixon's Vietnamization plan was working as early as 1965

public support for an expanded military draft

mandatory rationing of consumer goods

mass demonstrations by groups protesting the war

national attention for a third-party presidential candidate

The Geneva Accords

Operation Rolling Thunder

The Tet Offensive

Gulf of Tonkin

drive motorized vehicles

serve as members of juries

pay federal income taxes

be drafted into the military

decreased federal funding of student loans

increased support for the antiwar movement

the reinstatement of the draft

an end to federal investigations of student organizations

Freedom of religion

The right to a jury trial

Freedom of the press

The right to peaceful assembly