Question

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drag each label to the correct location on the image.
match the event with its impact on us involvement in the vietnam war.
burning draft cards
shootings at kent state university
publication of the photo \saigon execution\
leak of the pentagon papers
exposed events in the war that had not been reported by the media.
led to changes in selective service
strengthened the student movement against the war
increased anti-war sentiment in the united states during the tet offensive

Explanation:

1. The Pentagon Papers were a classified government study that revealed unreported details of U.S. policy and actions in Vietnam, so they exposed unreported war events.
2. Burning draft cards was a form of protest against the military draft; widespread protests of this kind pressured the government to revise the Selective Service system.
3. The Kent State shootings, where National Guard troops killed student anti-war protesters, galvanized more students to join and strengthen the anti-war movement.
4. The "Saigon Execution" photo, taken during the Tet Offensive, showed a South Vietnamese official executing a Viet Cong prisoner, which shocked the U.S. public and amplified anti-war feelings during that offensive.

Answer:

• exposed events in the war that had not been reported by the media: leak of the Pentagon Papers
• led to changes in Selective Service: burning draft cards
• strengthened the student movement against the war: shootings at Kent State University
• increased anti-war sentiment in the United States during the Tet Offensive: publication of the photo "Saigon Execution"