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The shootings that occurred at Kent State University, Ohio, on May 4, 1970 have been a dark spot in American history for almost 36 years. It is a day remembered by many names, THE KENT STATE SHOOTINGS, MAY 4 or the KENT STATE MASSACRE. Four students were killed and nine were wounded, all of America suffered. The student body at Kent State numbered about 20,000 and had been considered conservative, but not overly political. In fact they were thought of as rather passive politically. The shootings

The shootings that occurred at Kent State University, Ohio, on May 4, 1970 have been a dark spot in American history for almost 36 years. It is a day remembered by many names, THE KENT STATE SHOOTINGS, MAY 4 or the KENT STATE MASSACRE. Four students were killed and nine were wounded, all of America suffered. The student body at Kent State numbered about 20,000 and had been considered conservative, but not overly political. In fact they were thought of as rather passive politically. The shootings

History Level 3 2015 AS 91437 Analyse different perspectives of a contested event of significant to New Zealanders A contested event of the Vietnam War: Kent State Members of the Ohio National Guard opened fire on the unarmed students in Kent University on May4, 1970, widely known as the Kent State massacre or the Kent State shootings, is one of the most significant event in American history. This event criticise the democracy that Americans are traditionally proud of and, peaks the anti-war sentiment

On May 4, 1970 at approximately 12:24 PM members of the Ohio National Guard shot at and killed several unarmed Kent State University students. These students were protesting President Nixon’s decision to invade Cambodia. While some of the students who were shot at were actively protesting at the time of the shooting, others were simply walking by or casually observing the protest from a distance. How could an appalling incident like this occur? What possessed the members of the Ohio National

had officially announced that the United States was going to war in Vietnam. The next day a huge group of students at Kent State University, in Ohio, were protesting. As well as many other students at different Universities across the country. Everyone was protesting the bombing that was happening in Cambodia as well as the United States involvement the Vietnam War. What started as a somewhat peaceful protest, turned very violent. The students at Kent State set the ROTC building on fire. The local

In the beginning of my endeavor at Kent State University, it was a hard adjustment for me at first but now that I am involved in many activities I feel as if I found the place for me. At first it was hard for me to leave my home and move in here to call it my new home, but I knew my roommate it made it easier. When I came into this whole process of what people call “a new start” I at first thought I wouldn’t like my roommate because everyone says, don’t room with someone you know so I came into it

There are many differences and similarities between the Boston Massacre and the Kent State shooting.     One similarity between the two are that both the students and the colonist were throwing rocks and calling the the soldiers unpoliet names. Both the Ohio National Guard and the British Soldiers fired at the students and colonist. Also both the National Guard and the British soldiers carried bayonets. Both protests were strong enough that proper authorities had to come in and help maintain the

This past summer, I had the opportunity to study at Kent State University’s NYC Studio and intern at Fabric to Finish, Inc., a product-development consulting firm in the Garment Center. I valued my time there, but would not call my internship a success. I was inexperienced and undereducated and it showed in nearly everything I did. In fact, I knew nothing about the product development process and made countless mistakes. I understand that making mistakes while interning is apart of the learning process

How is the Kent State Shootings similar to The Salem Witch Trials? Both events are similar because innocent lives were lost, arrests were made, people were scared for their lives, and there were trials held for both events. Both left a mark on American history. The Salem Witch Trials and the Kent State Shootings both were a terrible time in history. In both incidents many innocent lives were lost that should have not been. The Salem Witch Trial began in Massachusetts in 1692 when innocent people's

Another event that eroded support in the war and US Government occured during a protest at Kent State University. During a protest on May 4, 1970, twenty-nine National Guardsmen gathered at the university to oversee a Vietnam War protest. In the midst of the protest, the National Guardsmen fired into the crowd of protesters killing four people in the process (Gordon Page 35). This event sparked an enormous uprising from the public and “the event triggered a nationwide student strike that forced