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With the U.S. withdrawing from the war the U.S. strengthened the south's military and helped them hold off the north, there was a massive attack from the north but the South prevailed with help from the U.S.

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"And" may be replaced with "or" ("the carrot or the stick)" to suggest the choice between reward or punishment as a means to alter behavior.

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Guerrilla Warfare and War of Attrition - The Vietnam War

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video 3 about the vietnam war

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video 2 about the Vietnam war

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video 1 about the VIetnam war

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The South Vietnamese opinion about U.S. intervention

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The South Vietnamese opinion about U.S. intervention

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The South Vietnamese liked the fact that the U.S. intervened, because of their gun power, and man power, and because the U.S. was helping the South Vietnamese try to defeat the Viet Cong.

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The carrot and stick approach is a policy in which a party offers a combination of rewards and punishment to improve behavior. This refers to the cart rider hanging a carrot (reward) in the face of a mule while also holding a stick or bat behind it (punishment). In Vietnam Nixon tried to negotiate with the north while also adding pressure on them. The war ended with Nixon's plan that involved strengthening the south Vietnamese army while withdrawing U.S troops.

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The Tet Offensive would be a strategic success for the D.R.V. But with the president, he would limit the amount of bombing to North Vietnam to the area below 20th parallel.

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The People in the United States were upset and angry that the U.S. had gotten involved in the Vietnam war, they thought the war should have been between North Vietnam and South Vietnam only.

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This is a group of american soldiers fighting in the Vietnam war

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In the Mid 60's, television was considered the most important way of figuring out what was going on in the world for the American public. In the fall of 1967 nearly 90 percent of evening news was devoted to the war and 50 million people would watch it.

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Attrition or guerrilla warfare is a method of warfare focused on the element of surprise used to defeat the enemy.  The vietcong used these tactics and would then flee to their complex underground tunnel system before they were captured or killed themselves. The U.S. trying to win the war with a more traditional approach, conquering more land then the enemy. The U.S. would later use some of the same tactics as the Vietnamese and that is why Vietnam is sometimes referred to as the war of attrition.

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Soldier life conditions in Vietnam were horrible, the soldiers were under a lot of stress from not knowing where the enemy was, to land mines and traps, and very little sleep. the soldiers would often search for the enemy but would not be able to tell who was the enemy due to the Vietcong planting bombs on women and children to surprise the enemy. The soldiers then were forced to kill civilians that they came across for fear of  planted bombs and traps, this added stress and depression to soldiers psychological state and many of them took up drugs.