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http://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/vietnam-war-history

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US Marines Against the Viet Cong | US Marines on Patrol

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A Day in Vietnam | US Marine Corps Documentary in Color | 1967

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►My channel: http://youtube.com/TheBestFilmArchives ►SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/TheBestFilmArchives?sub_confirmation=1 ►Google+: http://plus.google.com/+TheBestFilmArchives ►Facebook: http://facebook.com/TheBestFilmArchives ►Twitter: http://twitter.com/BestFilmArch Documentary on U.S. marines. The film shows their duties and daily life in Vietnam. A Day in Vietnam | US Marine Corps Documentary in Color | 1967

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What happens to a divided vietnam after the U.S. pulls out of the war and leaves the south to fight alone?

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What happens to a divided vietnam after the U.S. pulls out of the war and leaves the south to fight alone?

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North attacks the South. 80,000  S. Vietnam soldiers and civilians killed in one year. April 30th, 1975, Saigon fell to communist forces S. Vietnam surrendered the next day.

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Nixon uses a carrot and stick approach to end the war. Explain what that means and how does he eventually and the war.  

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Nixon uses a carrot and stick approach to end the war. Explain what that means and how does he eventually and the war.  

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A policy offering a combination of rewards and punishment to influence behavior.

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Describe the Tet offensive of 1968 and how it affected Johnsons presidency 

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Describe the Tet offensive of 1968 and how it affected Johnsons presidency 

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The Viet Cong and NVA solders raided cities, villages, military bases, and airfields. they blew a hole in the American Embassy, the MP faught them off for a month, battle the U.S. managed to push them back. America watched the action and Johnson had no choice to resign.

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Nixon uses a Carrot and Stick approach to end the war. Explain what that means and how does he eventually end the war.

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Nixon uses a Carrot and Stick approach to end the war. Explain what that means and how does he eventually end the war.

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A policy offering a combination of rewards and punishment to influence behavior. Nixon said he would bomb S. Vietnam if they didn't surrender, and would help build the country up again if they did

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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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As the reports became increasingly negative; public's opinions of conflict.

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How did the Television impact people at home (in the U.S.) interpretation of war?

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How did the Television impact people at home (in the U.S.) interpretation of war?

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Millions of Americans Watched and it changed the public opinions on conflict.

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What happens to a divided Vietnam after the U.S. pulls out of the war and leaves the South to fight alone?

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What happens to a divided Vietnam after the U.S. pulls out of the war and leaves the South to fight alone?

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North attacks the South. 80,000 S. Vietnam soldiers and civilians killed. April 30, 1975, Saigon fell to communist forces. South Vietnam surrendered the next day

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How did the people of South Vietnam react to the war and U.S. intervention?

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How did the people of South Vietnam react to the war and U.S. intervention?

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The war divide South Vietnam, the majority of Vietnam tried to be neutral.

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How did the people of South Vietnam react to the war and U.s. intervention?

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How did the people of South Vietnam react to the war and U.s. intervention?

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The war divide South Vietnam, the majority of Vietnam tried to be neutral.

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Wanted no force, talk it out with peaceful negotiations

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They wanted to use force, drop a bomb on Vietnam, and send in their military

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

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

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The president is allowed to go to war without permission of congress.

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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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A prolonged war or period of conflict where each side tried to wear out the other by small-scale actions.

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The Northern part of Vietnam was communist and the the Southern part of Vietnam was democratic, both of the governments were split.

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How did each President increase U.S. involvement?

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How did each President increase U.S. involvement?

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Truman: Wants to stop the spread of communism, pays for 80% of the war.
Eisenhower: Stop the spread of communism.
Kennedy:Followed the policy of containment.
Johnson: Kennedy's Vice president, wants to drop bomb on Vietnam.
Nixon: Republican

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Stays loyal to France
-Viet Mehn

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-Splits and becomes independent
-Supported by Viet Minh

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Ho Chi Mihn
France