- Please watch clips of Vietnam War protests from 1969, which are taken from unedited, behind-the-scenes footage.
- Write a short description of what appears to be going on in each segment of the video
- note when and how music is used by the protestors.
- While the nature and visibility of protests changed, antiwar sentiment itself was not new in the 1960s.
- listen to recordings of two popular songs from the World War I era, “Over There” (1917) and “I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier” (1915). Then, answer the questions below.
- How do the two songs present contrasting views toward the war?
- Which is more like the Saturday Evening Post cover in the motivational activity?
- Which has more in common with the protest songs of the 1960s?
Wednesday, January 07, 2015
History of Rock n Roll Lesson 1/7/15
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