How did domestic American opposition to the Vietnam War evolve?

During the late 1900s, opposition and protests of the Vietnam War grew across America. While the Vietnam War was taking place in Vietnam from 1959-1975, American protesters publicly criticize a war in which their fellow Americans were fighting and dying in. Diversity characterized the antiwar protests and organizations that emerged between 1965 and 1973. Students across the country found a stimulating issue and joined together in protest. Tensions grew among the Americans as the war continued and divided the nation.