Answer:
One of the most famous anti-Vietnam War protests occurred in Kent State University, in which the Kent State shootings took place.
Explanation:
The Kent State shootings took place on May 4, 1970 at Kent State University, Ohio, when the United States National Guard opened fire on students who had been protesting for four days against the US invasion of Cambodia, an action that President Richard Nixon had launched on May 1. The Kent State shooting turned out to be the turning point in the balance of US public opinion worried by the spread of the Vietnam war.
