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Schulman, Marc. Major Events of the Vietnam War, https://www.historycentral.com/Vietnam/events.html.

History.com Editors. “Vietnam War.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 29 Oct. 2009, https://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/vietnam-war-history.

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This can relate to the Cold War because it is similar to how the US and USSR were fighting for/against communism, like North and South VIetnam both wanting different political views. North Vietnam won the war and it showed a surrogate war because it is similar to how the USSR is communist and wants to spread it to other countries. It connects to the present day because today many countries are still fighting for/against certain politics.

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The result is that Vietnam was united as one as one country with North Vietnam winning.

2 major effects are that Vietnam is now one country, under a communist gov’t, and relating to the Cold War, the USSR “won”.

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1963 - Mainly the start of the war, also when many Budhist Monks started fighting

1965 - US troops first arrived in Vietnam to help the South fight against the North, also when most major US attacks happened

1967 - many attacks on both sides and great losses of troops

1968-1969 - a bombing, massacre, and march all happened within the span of less than 2 years.

1975 - Saigon falls marking the end of the war

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USSR aided North VIetnam in their attempt to make take over South Vietnam and make it a communist country.

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The US wanted to stop South Vietnam from becoming a Communist country, because they wanted to stop the spread of Communism because of the domino theory.

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The Vietnam countries were split into 2 different countries, and they were fighting each other's political views. The North was fighting for Communism with the USSR.

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Explain the Cold War not being traditional

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Explain the Cold War not being traditional

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The US & USSR did not actually fight or go to war with each other, instead fought in  multiple surrogate wars against each other.

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When two countries fight against each other via other countries, fighting for political views, not the country itself