The Rise of The New Left Wing in the 1960's

Since the 1960s, with the rise of Vietnam and Vietnam, a new contemporary terrorist movement, the new left wing, has emerged. This new wave is similar, but it has been improved both in the first wave of the terrorist attack and in the second wave. They recognize the use of women in the wave of anarchism and the success of international terrorism in the waves of the anti-colonial era. By reviewing the role of women in exercise, the degree of internationalization of terrorism, and the role of religion in various exercises, the New Left Terrorist Group can combine the success of the previous group and increase success and awareness No, probably the same

New left left wing politics of the 1960s attracted mainly middle school students. Sociological student student (SDS) was founded at the University of Michigan in 1960 and is the organization base of New Left. In the "Port Huron" statement of 1962, the word "new left wing" was created, criticizing that governments, universities and companies lacked the power of individual freedom and bureaucracy, demanding participation in democracy It was. The leader of Safety Data Sheet thinks that university is the natural foundation of social change. Prior to the outbreak of the Vietnam War, questions on dress code, curriculum requirements, discrimination between female student council and brotherhood association, student freedom such as minority registration are important topics on campus. In the autumn of 1964, when the government tried to control the political activities of the University of California, Berkeley, the freedom of speech campaign was formed.

New left wing, radical movements and intellectual trends of various left wings in Western Europe and North America from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. In 1968 there were many cases considered synonymous with the radicalism of students, so in 1968 there was a large protest action leading to the fact that what happened in France in May 1968 was the most prominent protest action. A specific part inside or next to the movement. While the source diversity and form of resistance complicates attempts to identify common features of various trends, the most frequently quoted are liberalism and democratic urges that highlight cultural and political change , And the focus of the traditional leftist class struggle to acknowledge suppression. Multiple forms and infrastructure including race and gender, rejection of political organizations in bureaucratic and traditional forms, direct action on democracy and support for participation