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Eisenhower chose to invest a huge amount of money and stature in transforming Vietnam into an example of "Free Asia". He spent billions on sending military to South Vietnam in an attempt to defeat communism. The war ended up weakening the U.S military's morale and undermined the U.S. commitment to internationalism.

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Interaction between humans and environment 

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Interaction between humans and environment 

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After the U.S had withdrawn from the Vietnam war, America had experienced many cultural changes. The most significant of the cultural changes was that an overwhelming amount of suspicion and lack of trust was coming from the American public due to the fact that the military were trying to cover up their guilty tracks while the press was showing the truth, exercising their second amendment right. Lots of respect came towards the journalists that showed the truth of what was going on during the war and some journalists were even called saviors by people, one of them being the president!

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Eisenhower was adding fuel to fire that America would later struggle to put out. He put plenty of military forces in South Vietnam in order to help stop communism and create the "Free Asia" he had been aiming for. He had believed in the domino effect in which an event happens in a single country that would end up causing similar events to happen to the neighboring countries which is why he placed troops to help South Vietnam fight off communism.

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Under the policy known as the Eisenhower Doctrine, formed by the 34th president of the United States of America Dwight D. Eisenhower, any country from the Middle East could request economical assistance or aid from the U.S. military forces if they were being threatened by armed aggression.

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Opinions on Eisenhower has changed a lot over the last few decades. A lot of people saw him as a "do nothing" type of president at first, but then people started to see the purpose of what he was doing was over time because people were receiving more documents of the president's work. Eisenhower is very well known for the Eisenhower Doctrine which set a very down to earth foreign policy. Eisenhower was also a recognizable figure during the Vietnam War because instead of taking direct approach for a long time, he supplied South Vietnam with pretty much everything that they needed. It started to go downhill for Eisenhower once he placed troops in South Vietnam. Eisenhower is very famous for believing in the domino theory, a theory that states that a political event in one country will cause similar events to happen in neighboring countries, like a falling domino causing an entire row of upended dominoes to fall.

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Eisenhower's Role in the War (Political)

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Eisenhower's Role in the War (Political)

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Eisenhower's role in the Vietnam War had a lot to do with the economy as he was pretty much Vietnam's main supplier for military, weapons, or just any type of aid a country would need during a war. He spent billions in trying to transform South Vietnam into a "Free Asia".

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American Public Feelings Over the War (Social)

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American Public Feelings Over the War (Social)

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The press coverage started to show what the military had really been doing during the war, and Americans were not happy at all with what they were seeing on the footage as they saw the military treating civilians extremely unfairly. Lots of protests were roaring throughout America already because Americans believed that they did not have to get involved in the Vietnam War, but the atrocities that were committed by the American military had only added more outrage to the protests.