Question

the atmosphere on college campuses during the vietnam war can be described as
often chaotic because of the war protests.
calm because students were focused on writing essays about the war.
united because most students wanted to support their government.
quiet because finals exams were taking place.
2 multiple choice 1 point
which part of the great society focused on providing job training for young adults
and helping them enter the workforce?
job corps
peace corps
medicare
community action programs

Explanation:

1. U.S. college campuses during the Vietnam War saw widespread, large-scale anti-war protests, which frequently led to disruptive, chaotic conditions on campus.
2. Job Corps was a component of the Great Society specifically designed to offer job training, education, and employment support to young adults to help them join the workforce. The Peace Corps focused on international volunteer work, Medicare provided health insurance for the elderly, and Community Action Programs addressed local poverty through community-led initiatives.

Answer:

1. often chaotic because of the war protests.
2. Job Corps