In 1963, United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated while in the state of Texas and although he was taken to a nearby hospital, he could not survive. United States Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson took over the responsibilities of the Presidency of the United States of America per the order of succession to the Presidency of the United States of America at a time like this. As a lecture from POSC 421 indicate, United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson, a southerner in the 1960s, faced with a civil rights issue, he raised to the occasion and managed to convince the United States Congress to pass the most sweeping civil rights bill in the history of the United States of America. The war in Vietnam was not in the right direction at this time, at least in the eyes of the American electorate according to polls that asked them their opinion on the Vietnam War. A lecture from POSC 421 indicates that there were protests against the Vietnam War, especially by college students, who feared of being drafted into a war that is tough to win on the behalf of the United States of America and its cause to have a democracy in a united Vietnam. Despite the disapproval of the American electorate for the continued involvement of the United States of America in the Vietnam War, the United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson’s administration did not yield to their demands. In fact doubling down on United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s hawkish policies. According to a lecture from POSC 421, under United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson a battle called the TET Offensive came about. It went so terribly that it increased the opposition of the Vietnam War here in the United States of America. Soon after that, election season in the United States of America
In 1963, United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated while in the state of Texas and although he was taken to a nearby hospital, he could not survive. United States Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson took over the responsibilities of the Presidency of the United States of America per the order of succession to the Presidency of the United States of America at a time like this. As a lecture from POSC 421 indicate, United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson, a southerner in the 1960s, faced with a civil rights issue, he raised to the occasion and managed to convince the United States Congress to pass the most sweeping civil rights bill in the history of the United States of America. The war in Vietnam was not in the right direction at this time, at least in the eyes of the American electorate according to polls that asked them their opinion on the Vietnam War. A lecture from POSC 421 indicates that there were protests against the Vietnam War, especially by college students, who feared of being drafted into a war that is tough to win on the behalf of the United States of America and its cause to have a democracy in a united Vietnam. Despite the disapproval of the American electorate for the continued involvement of the United States of America in the Vietnam War, the United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson’s administration did not yield to their demands. In fact doubling down on United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s hawkish policies. According to a lecture from POSC 421, under United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson a battle called the TET Offensive came about. It went so terribly that it increased the opposition of the Vietnam War here in the United States of America. Soon after that, election season in the United States of America