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This video is a full documentary on the Vietman war and

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The Vietnam War    Documentary on the war of Attrition in Vietnam

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This video talks about the War of Attrition and its involvement in Vietnam

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US Marines Against the Viet Cong | US Marines on Patrol

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The Vietnam War: War of Attrition (Part 1)

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http://thevietnamwar.info/why-search-destroy-failed-vietnam/

This website tells a lot about the flaws and ineffectiveness  of the War of Attrition.

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http://thevietnamwar.info/why-search-destroy-failed-vietnam/

This website fits here because it tells how Westmoreland failed at winning the war.

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

This website fits on this because it tells a lot about Westmoreland and his strategy of War of Attrition

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This document is basically showing the conditions the American solders lived in. It was basically talking about the solders point of view but also the governments.

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'Vietnam in HD': The Truth About the Vietnam War Told by the People Who Fought It past 2

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It's not the war you know. It's the war they fought. Two years after the release of its landmark Emmy-winning series WWII in HD, HISTORY shifts its focus to a new generation and one of the most controversial chapters in American history, the Vietnam War.

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This basically explains what happens and why America got involved.

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http://alphahistory.com/vietnam/vietnam-war-soldiers/
This website explains that war was not easy for the soldiers. They faced many challenges On both sides soldiers faced physical challenges caused by the climate.

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They were refugees and their complications on what had happened in their life and what would have happened if they stayed in their village.

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A Vietnamese Refugee Remembers His Family’s Journey to Freedom

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After the Communist takeover of Vietnam, Vinh Chung and his family decided to leave their homeland, encountering corruption, pirates and dehydration during their journey to freedom.Where the Wind Leads

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http://www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/nchist-postwar/6153
This is a good citation because it is an interview from John Luckey. It describes the life of a soldier.

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This photo shows what I think is an American Solider kicking a refuge of torturing another solider on the other side.

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http://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/vietnam-war-history
This website basically explains Why America got involved in the war and why they were scared.
http://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/vietnam-war-history
This Website is more about the people and what the people did and there reaction to the whole thing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_War
This is basically talking about how this war got started and why Americans got involved.

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This is a picture showing the soldiers living their life and waiting for the next thing to take place.

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

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

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New Jersey Vietnam Veterans ' Memorial Foundation

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Clips from the video "Vietnam War- The impact of Media" were used. Link is provided below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqayiS3NnuY Songs used are: "This Will Destroy" You by Quiet "Life Is Cinema" by Macklemore "One Day" by Matisyahu

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The people of South Vietnam were shocked. But they knew sooner of later America would get involved because they kept on hiding things from us.  But the United States got involved trying to stop the spread of communism.

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This is a video of a guy that was actually in the Vietnam War. He talks about how life was and what happened during the day.

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Daily Life For A Soldier In The Vietnam War

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War is often recounted as one dramatic battle after another. The daily reality for soldiers on the ground is very different, as they perform daily patrols or occupy themselves while awaiting orders.

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This video shows what life was like and how they soldiers lived.

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Since her husband was gone for so long, she felt as though she was single again and she didn't really have a marriage.
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/state/headlines/20100609-as-loved-ones-go-to-war-military-families-face-private-battles.ece

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how families adapted or changed because of their veterans in war. http://www.jstor.org/stable/349445?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents

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The long term effects that the veterans have are also long term effects that their family has to deal with. http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/broughttolife/themes/war/effects

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family's feelings &how TV impacted people - picture

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family's feelings &how TV impacted people - picture

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When they found out about what was going on in Vietnam war they wanted to bring back their families and so they started protesting.

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Video for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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Video for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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This is a video that tells what happened to Vietnam after the war and what happened to Loas.

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Bombs are killing people right now, years after the end of the war. Help these people, we can.

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Video for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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Video for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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This is a summary of what happened after the war in Vietnam. It is a short video that gives some good descriptions.

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Vietcong Attack Saigon During Tet Offensive Pt

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Vietnam War: The Liberation of Saigon, 1975

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After a decade of fierce fighting, North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong resistance fighters liberate Saigon from the Rothschild backed U.S. occupation. Saigon is renamed Ho Chi Minh City in honour of Vietnam's revolutionary leader. With a limited arsenal of weapons the Vietnamese inflicted the first major defeat on the militarily superior U.S.

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Website for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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Website for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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http://alphahistory.com/vietnam/post-war-vietnam/

This website talks about what all happened to the governments and countries when the US stopped fighiting in the war. The text is really easy to understand too.

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Website for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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Website for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question

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http://thevietnamwar.info/what-happened-after-the-vietnam-war/

This website tells from all different aspects of what happened after the US pulled out of war. It talks about the people, cities, and governments.

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This is a picture of a newspaper article showing the surrender of the North, which is what happened after the U.S. pulls out of the war.

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Website for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question 

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Website for What Happened to Divided Vietnam Question 

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https://ows.edb.utexas.edu/site/ritas-site/united-states-pulls-out-vietnam

This website in the last paragraph gives a great explanation in detail of what happened to Vietnam after the US stops fighting.

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This is a video that explains Nixon and his strategy through the whole entire war and his ways of going about things in the war.

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Richard Milhous Nixon (January 9, 1913 - April 22, 1994) was the 37th President of the United States, serving from 1969 to 1974. The only president to resign the office, Nixon had previously served as a US representative and senator from California and as the 36th Vice President of the United States from 1953 to 1961.

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This is a video to tell people about Richard Nixon. It helps give people a background on him, and how he became about in the presidency and his approach to ending the war.

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This is a photo showing that Nixon used the carrot as the bait to get the people to listen, and then the stick to show that he was still in control.

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http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Vietnam_War

This website helps tie the Carrot and Stick approach into the whole war and when it occurs in a timeline kind of like way.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrot_and_stick

This website tells a lot about what the carrot and a stick stands for. Like why the expression is used.

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chrome-extension://bpmcpldpdmajfigpchkicefoigmkfalc/views/app.html

This website talks about all parts of the Carrot and stick approach and all the events that happened during it.

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Website for soldier life

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During the Vietnam War, life for soldiers changed an extreme amount. Not only did their lives change, but they became a significant amount more difficult.

American soldiers were often young men who felt that they were serving their country and had never served in a war before. Because of this, they had no idea what they were fighting against. The Vietnam terrain was full of jungles, covered with booby traps and dense brush. There was constant heat, humidity, torrents of rain, and many different kinds of dangerous animals. The soldiers ended up becoming ill and injured due to the environment before the actual violence of the war even got to them.

In addition to this, soldiers had no idea what sort of enemy they were fighting, as the American Government had underestimated the Vietnamese. The Vietcong had a complex network of underground tunnels. The Vietnamese were very well supplied, and were extremely well prepared to the Americans. This cau sed even just finding the enemy to be difficult for U.S. forces. In villages, it was hard for American troops to determine who were the enemies, because even women and children could help build traps, or house and feed the Vietcong. Vietnamese mothers would often hand off their baby to an American soldier, or a little boy would walk up to a soldier, and a grenade would explode off the child. For reasons like this, Americans were forced to kill civilians even if they had no proof that they were for sure the enemies, because there was no definite way to tell. Because of this, U.S. soldiers were often yelled at as "baby killers", causing frustrations with the fighting conditions of the war.

These issues in Vietnam caused soldier to suffer from low morale and become angry. Many fell into a fog of drugs. A majority began to smoke marijuana to try to ignore the horrors of the hell they were living in. The casualties of the men they had become close with hurt them more than they could handle. They fought for their country, yet their country did not support them. Their lives had turned into a nightmare, and the war in Vietnam could never be forgotten.

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During the Vietnam War, life for soldiers changed an extreme amount. Not only did their lives change, but they became a significant amount more difficult. American soldiers were often young men who felt that they were serving their country and had never served in a war before.

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What was war like for American soldiers in Vietnam? 

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What was war like for American soldiers in Vietnam? 

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Life was very hard for the soldiers because they did not have a lot of food and things to live off of.

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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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Vietnam War Ended 40 Years Ago But Lives On For MIA Families

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The Vietnam War ended 40 years ago this month, but for the families of 1,600 U.S. service members who remain missing in action, it lives on. KPBS reporter Susan Murphy talked to one MIA family in San Diego about their search for closure. Read more: http://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/apr/23/vietnam-war-ended-40-years-mia-families/

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

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

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Vietnam War - "The Impact of Media" explores in detail the 'media distortions' due to television's misrepresentations during the Vietnam War. It rebuts the view promoted by PBS 's 13-part documentary series, "Vietnam: A Television History". The rebuttal also applies to "The Ten Thousand Day War" series.