One possible consequence of students being suspended over a "silent" protest against the Vietnam War could be an increase in student activism and further protests. The suspension of students for expressing their views could galvanize other students to join in the protest and advocate for their beliefs. This could create a more intense and widespread movement within the school and potentially lead to larger demonstrations or activism outside of the school as well. Additionally, the suspensions could also spark debate and discussion within the school community about the right to free speech and peaceful protest, potentially leading to changes in school policies or attitudes towards student activism.
