What happened to Vietnam after the war?

Answer 1

After the U.S. evacuated the American embassy in Saigon, North Vietnam which had already taken over much of South Vietnam invaded Saigon. They met little resistance. The war continued into the 1980s.

The South Vietnamese were left under equipped and poorly trained. South Vietnam was united with North Vietnam. Only this time it was a communist country. Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Mihn City after the North's late leader, Ho Chi Mihn

Answer 2

Even after Vietnam War, the country is well developed and it's now one among the well developed country in the world. There are too many historical places and attractions to visit. Last year, I have visited Vietnam and stunned by its natural beauty. And also, Vietnam is named for its Hospitality and friendliness. For visa purpose, I have contacted visa-vietnam.org, they are too friendly and handover my visa within 2-3 working days.

Answer 3

Actually, after the French Indochina war (before American involvement) North Vietnam formed a communist central government, and South Vietnam formed a democracy. It remained that way after the U.S. and allied military left Vietnam in April, 1973. The South Vietnam military forces defended the south until April of 1975, when North Vietnamese communist forces captured Saigon, and unified the country under a socialist central government in Hanoi in the north.
Although the country is largely capitalist today, the communist party holds the majority in the government.

Answer 4

After the war, N. and S. Vietnam became one unified communist country, Vietnam.