Which of the following describes the importance of the University of Michigan to the 1960s antiwar movement?
A) The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was passed there.
B) It was the location of a three-day counterculture music festival.
C) It was where the Students for a Democratic Society was established.
D) Students from that university wrote Catch-22.

Question

Which of the following describes the importance of the University of Michigan to the 1960s antiwar movement?
A) The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was passed there.
B) It was the location of a three-day counterculture music festival.
C) It was where the Students for a Democratic Society was established.
D) Students from that university wrote Catch-22.

anonymous · Answer

@Surana @ryanwhite499

surana · Answer

I'll give you a hint, no resolutions would be passed in a school, Catch-22 is a novel around that time published by an adult, and Woodstock was most certainly not hosted at a school.

theyankee · Answer

The students for democratic society was established.
It was considered to be the first left wing organization ^^