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A war fought between 2 nations which act on behalf of  other parties

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How is the Cold war not a traditional war?

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How is the Cold war not a traditional war?

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The US and the Soviet Union did not fight directly. US sent money, supplies and military advisers to Vietnam and Soviet Union sent weapons to North Vietnam

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What part does the US play in the Vietnam War?

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What part does the US play in the Vietnam War?

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The US prevented South Vietnam from falling into the hands of the communist and sent military aid because South Vietnam and the US were allies

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Why were the Vietnamese fighting in the early 1950s? 

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Why were the Vietnamese fighting in the early 1950s? 

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The desire of North Vietnam and the US identified Viet Minh as a communist threat

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A timeline of 5 significant events during the Vietnam war

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A timeline of 5 significant events during the Vietnam war

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June 1940: Nazi Germany takes control of France - This is kind of how the whole war started because of the how all the troops got into Vietnam

September 1940: Japanese troops invade French Indochina and occupy Vietnam with little French resistance

August 1945: Japanese was defeated by allies the WW2 - which helped indochina to reassert authority over Vietnam

September 1945: Ho Chi Minh declares an independent North Vietnam - he models the declaration of America which was unsuccessful to win the US

July 1946: Ho Chi Minh rejects French proposal - granted Vietnam limited self - government and the Guerrilla went to war against the French

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What role did the Soviet Union play in the Vietnam war?

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What role did the Soviet Union play in the Vietnam war?

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They were the aid to North Vietnam which increased the support they had. Their biggest contribution was weaponry. They did this because they were allies and Ho Chi mInh was trained in the Soviet Union as an agent

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"The Vietnam War - The Cold War (1945–1989) - CVCE Website". Cvce.Eu, 2022, https://www.cvce.eu/en/education/unit-content/-/unit/55c09dcc-a9f2-45e9-b240-eaef64452cae/5ad21c97-4435-4fd0-89ff-b6bddf117bf4.

"U.S. Relations With Vietnam - United States Department Of State". United States Department Of State, 2022, https://www.state.gov/u-s-relations-with-vietnam/.

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What was the result of the Vietnam war? 2 major effects?

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What was the result of the Vietnam war? 2 major effects?

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The US has lesser casualty counts but they went into the war not wanting a communist take over so there really isn’t a certain country who won. A major effect was the high quality tool and the effect of the economy in the US

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How the Vietnam war is a part of the larger Cold War and connects to the present day?

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How the Vietnam war is a part of the larger Cold War and connects to the present day?

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The Vietnam war was a part of the overall Cold War confrontation and the struggle of the US against the spread of Communism in Vietnam. This didn’t involve direct contact between the two major superpowers. This could connect to today because now Vietnam's population is growing and the relationship between the US and Vietnam are growing stronger with their political exchanges .