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What was the main reason the U.S. supported France in the First Indochina War? To contain communism and prevent its spread during the Cold War.
What agreement temporarily divided Vietnam at the 17th parallel in 1954? The Geneva Accords.
What was the Domino Theory? The belief that if one Southeast Asian country fell to communism, others would follow.
Which South Vietnamese leader did the U.S. support during the 1950s and early 1960s? Ngo Dinh Diem.
What incident gave the US justification for war in Vietnam? The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (1964).
What was Operation Rolling Thunder? A sustained U.S. bombing campaign against North Vietnam from 1965 to 1968.
When did the first U.S. combat troops arrive in Vietnam? 1965
What was the Tet Offensive and why was it significant? A surprise Viet Cong attack in 1968 that undermined U.S. public support despite military victory
What was Vietnamization? Nixon’s policy to gradually withdraw U.S. troops and shift responsibility to South Vietnamese forces.
When did the U.S. officially withdraw troops from Vietnam? In 1973, following the Paris Peace Accords.
What event marked the official end of the Vietnam War The Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975.
What was the impact of the Vietnam War on U.S. public trust in government? It led to deep mistrust, especially after the release of the Pentagon Papers.
What law was passed to limit the president’s war powers after Vietnam? The War Powers Act (1973).
How did the Vietnam War affect U.S. veterans? Many faced PTSD, poor public reception, and struggled with reintegration
How did U.S. college campuses respond to the war? With widespread protests, including the tragic Kent State shootings in 1970.
Why did many U.S. draft dodgers flee to Canada? To avoid compulsory military service during the Vietnam War.
Did Canada support the U.S. war in Vietnam? No, Canada officially did not support the war and accepted U.S. draft dodgers.
How did Latin American countries generally view the U.S. role in Vietnam? As imperialist; many student and leftist groups protested the war.
What impact did the Vietnam War have on U.S. military policy? It led to the end of the draft and a move to an all-volunteer military.
What regional Cold War alliance helped justify U.S. involvement in Vietnam? SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization).
Created by: Barry McCokinher
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