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Kent State Tragedy

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How many unarmed college students were killed in the Kent State shootings?

Five

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Four (correct)

How many National Guard soldiers were involved in the shootings?

Twenty

Twenty-eight (correct)

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Where did the Kent State shootings take place?

Miami University campus

University of Ohio campus

Kent State University campus (correct)

Ohio State University campus

What were the students protesting during the rally?

<p>Expanding involvement of the Vietnam War into Cambodia</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was pronounced dead at Robinson Memorial Hospital shortly afterward?

<p>William Knox Schroeder</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Kent State Shootings

Four unarmed college students were killed in the Kent State shootings.
77 National Guard soldiers were involved in the shootings.
The shootings took place at Kent State University in Ohio, USA.
The students were protesting the American invasion of Cambodia during the rally.
Jeffrey Glen Miller was pronounced dead at Robinson Memorial Hospital shortly afterward.

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Test your knowledge of the tragic events at Kent State University with this quiz. Explore the historical context, details of the May 4, 1970 shootings, and the impact of the incident on the anti-war movement.