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vietcong guerrilla fighters who launched an insurgency in vietnam
henry kissinger president nixon's leading adviser on national security and international affairs
ho chi minh rebel leader who demanded independence for vietnam
napalm a jellied gasoline that explodes when dropped in large canisters
gulf of tonkin resolution congress gave power to the president to fight the vietnam war
pentagon papers a classified government history of american involvement in vietnam
dien bien phu location of the french defeat in vietnam
zhou enali chinese premier who normalized relations with president nixon
TET offensive a coordinated assault by communist forces on more than 40 cities in vietnam
william westmoreland american commander in vietnam
domino theory the idea that if vietnam fell to communism
eugene mccarthy an antiwar candidate for president in 1968
my lai a vietnamese village attacked by american troops
President Johnson entered the Vietnam War because he__________. believed in the domino theory.
The Gulf of Tonkin resolution allowed president Johnson to______________. take all necessary measures to defend against armed attacks on U.S. forces
Operation Rolling Thunder was a__________. sustained bombing campaign against North Vietnam.
Hawks vs. Doves One side was called the Hawks and they were the side that wanted to increase military force and send more troops into vietnam to win the war. The Doves wanted the opposite and wanted the troops to be withdrawn and settle the war with peace.
Was Richard Nixon considered a Hawk or a Dove? Hawk
The american public began to distrust the Johnson administration because of the______. Credibility Gap
Why was the Tet Offensive considered a turning point in the war? The Vietcong and North Vietnamese showed that they could still fight.
President Nixon's Vietnamization policy emphasized that the United States must_____. empower S. Vietnamese forces to assume more combat duties.
What country did President Nixon visit to improve trade relations? China
The Stragic Arms Limitation Treaty_______. slowed the arms race between the Soviet Union and the United States.
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