Those who supported the vietnam war and those who opposed it were nicknamed pros and cons, respectively. hawks and doves, respectively. elephants and donkeys, respectively. mainstreams and counterculturals, respectively.

The correct answer is: hawks and doves.

During the Vietnam War America was divided into two sections: the people who wanted the war and the people who didn't.

People who supported the war were known as the 'Hawks'.

People who were against the war were called  'Doves'.

The Hawks believed that it was America's duty to get involved in the conflict in Vietnam as a means to stop the spread of communism.

The Doves opposed the war on moral grounds mainly, believing it was a domestic, civil dispute. They criticized the pointless death of many American soldiers and Vietnamese innocent people, and were concerned about the environmental damage done to the region there.

hawks and doves

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