Question

which were impacts of the vietnam war on american culture? select all that apply. people known as \draft dodgers\ sought to avoid military duty through various means. government regulations were placed on television broadcasting to keep images of the war from reaching the public. young people became increasingly involved in left - wing politics and organizations. a new movement sought to restore the proper role of women within the home and away from politics.

Explanation:

• "Draft dodgers": During the Vietnam War, many opposed the draft and tried to avoid military service, which was a cultural impact as it showed a breakdown in traditional support for military conscription.
• "Left - wing politics": The war led to a rise in anti - war sentiment, especially among the youth. This sentiment was often associated with left - wing ideologies that criticized the government's actions in the war.
• "Government regulations on TV": This is incorrect. In fact, the Vietnam War was one of the first wars with extensive television coverage that brought the realities of war into American living rooms.
• "Women's role movement": There was no such movement related to restoring women's roles as a direct impact of the Vietnam War. The women's liberation movement was more about expanding women's rights, not restricting them.

Answer:

• People known as "draft dodgers" sought to avoid military duty through various means.
• Young people became increasingly involved in left - wing politics and organizations.