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How did the American public feel about the Vietnam war? 

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How did the American public feel about the Vietnam war? 

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The American Public did not feel passionate about the Vietnam War, and they protested their actions as a result, sometimes violently. The government response to the actions of the American public only escalated their efforts to end the war. The general public overall wished for the ending of the war and their were pushed for peace.

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During my presidents time in office, these feeling did not change and only intensified as the U.S increased their involvement in the war.

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What role did this president play in the Vietnam War? 

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What role did this president play in the Vietnam War? 

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President Lyndon Johnson elevated the conflict in Vietnam by increasing the number of troops in Vietnam from 16,000, when he took office, to 500,000, in 1963. Continued with the containment of communism foreign policy.

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Even though President Johnson did many great things, such as the the passing of the civil rights act, his legacy was tarnished by his inability to pull the U.S out of the war. His legacy was one of suffering and conflict.

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How did foreign policy change under this president?

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How did foreign policy change under this president?

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Under this President Johnson, foreign policy did not change at all. During his time in office the policy was the containment policy that called upon the U.S. to block Communist expansion of the sort that was taking place in Vietnam, which was continued from the previous presidency.

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How did the war develop under this president?

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How did the war develop under this president?

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Under President Johnson the war escalated and intensified as he increased troop occupation. But despite the increased number of troops the war remained a bloody stalemate with no end in sight.

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What effects did warfare have on the environment?

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What effects did warfare have on the environment?

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Because of the increased fighting in Vietnam under the my presidents presidency, it caused irreversible damage to the habitat in Vietnam. Many species of animals and plants were greatly reduced, and in some cases became extinct. On top of this the U.S sprayed millions of gallons of chemicals throughout Vietnam, polluting rivers, soil, and even causing harm to peoples health.

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What was the war’s impact on U.S culture? Think: music,artwork, education, from that presidential era 

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What was the war’s impact on U.S culture? Think: music,artwork, education, from that presidential era 

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The war itself had a great impact on pop culture in the US, inserting itself into popular songs even after the war ended. The songs held meanings of a hopeful peaceful end to the war, and these songs still have an impact today.

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What were the economic effects of the war?

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What were the economic effects of the war?

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The economy was not as affected as during previous wars, because the economy was not put towards the war effort like with WWI and WWII. No significant changes were made after the war either.

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What technological advances took place in relation to Vietnam?

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What technological advances took place in relation to Vietnam?

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New weaponry such as Napalm made this one of the most potentially dangerous wars ever, and carpet bombings drastically increased the body counts. More modern weaponry in the hands of soldiers made it even easier to take lives from the enemy, such as M16s and AK-47s on the field of battle.

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Environmental Impact

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Before and After the war.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tf2xGb5Nsg

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https://youtu.be/dc9gJvpV8xo

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https://www.c-span.org/video/?153273-1/president-lyndon-johnson-address-voting-rights

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Lyndon B Johnson during  one of his speeches.

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Lyndon B Johnson during  one of his speeches.