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France, U.S., Russia, and China are involved in the war. North and South Vietnam were both originally part of the war but only North Vietnam fought until the end of it.

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Who got involved by being geographically next to Vietnam? 

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Who got involved by being geographically next to Vietnam? 

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The countries that got involved in the war of Vietnam were Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Burma. They got involved because they were near Vietnam. Even if they were not trying to get involved they did.

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This picture represents what happens in the camps of Vietnam during the war. Many are injured and/or killed.

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Advocates of peaceful solution through negotiation and compromise; Reduce troops fighting because victory was not guaranteed, the war was unwinnable; Troops not familiar with Guerrilla warfare; Cost would cut into welfare programs that were important to the LBJ; Might involve China & Russia in the conflict and erupt even more.

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Containing communism was most important; domino theory; More aggressive approach; Wanted more U.S. Ground troops fighting; Against appeasement; American cred, the world had to be able to depend on the U.S. as the world superpower; Tough on communists.

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What was the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution? How did it expand Presidential Powers?

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What was the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution? How did it expand Presidential Powers?

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It was a warning to the NVA to stop firing at our ships or we would bomb them. Basically, it was giving the president permission to commit acts of war without the congress so that way it is technically still not an act of war.

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What is a "war of attrition" how was that applied in the vietnam war?

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What is a "war of attrition" how was that applied in the vietnam war?

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War of attrition was wearing the enemy down to the point of collapse. The US used this strategy of warfare by holding out and protecting the south side of Vietnam.

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What was the war like for american soldiers Vietnam?

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What was the war like for american soldiers Vietnam?

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They were young soldiers serving their country. It was hot and humid it would rain a lot and there were a lot of dangerous animals. Americans were also taken hostage or they became prisoners of war.

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What Vietnam Was Like For American Soldiers?

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What Vietnam Was Like For American Soldiers?

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Life was hard for the soldiers at war. Many would be upset after the war because of what happens at war.

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French Indochina War and who the difference between the North (NVA) and the South(LBJ) They then held the Geneva Accords to vote on whether or not they want to split or rejoin with each other. (It was not held because of Diem pushed it away out of fear of the southern people choosing communism)

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What were the feelings of people at home?

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What were the feelings of people at home?

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The people left behind by the soldiers of the U.S. felt like they were going to lose their loved ones forever. They became scared and detached from their family members who got sent away to war. Many people didn't get their soldiers back. They were also extremely aggressive and hateful towards the communists, especially after the propaganda spread through television.

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The south did not react to the war as well as they thought they would. The US had to step in and help them out to prevent the entire country from turning communist. The south would have lost if it was not for the US stepping in. The south's reaction was in shock. They had no idea how to stop the north from winning.