Answer:
A similarity between the Antiwar Movement and the Red Power Movement is that both movements were against many Federal Government policies.
Explanation:
The Anti War Movement was a movement that carried out a series of protests and civil demonstrations that took place throughout the United States of America, during the Vietnam War. The protests began in 1963 and spread at great speed. It was then that the United States became polarized between those who advocated continuing the war and those who wanted immediate peace. The Anti War Movement saw the participation of all the factions of the American society of the time.
In the case of the Red Power Movement, it was a group of Native American political activists emerged in the 1960s who, tired of the inequality of opportunities and treatment by society and government, organized to carry out protests against these practices.
This group tried to solve the problems of the Native Americans, such as discrimination in the courts and the denial of the rights established in the treaties. Its main focus was on the police action and its excesses towards the members of the Native American groups.
