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What was your opinion of President Nixon's handling of the Vietnam War?
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∙ 13y ago
The war was in full progress by the time Nixon was elected. He wanted to get America out of the war as soon as possible with a peace with honor campaign. Most of the country by that time had tired of the war and the thousands of American lives lost or ruined. SO, his task was a difficult one at best. I was there and frankly I think he did very well. America had never lost a war but he knew we really had no hope of ever winning in Vietnam. So he ordered massive bombing raids and increased the pressure on the Vietnamese to get them to peace talks. It took awhile but it finally was resolved and our prisoners of war were released.
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President nixons policy of viwtnamization of the war in Vietnam called for what?
I'm an orange!
What are the events that diminish the president's power?
President Richard Nixons Watergate Scandal
President nixons vietnamization of the Vietnam war ment?
More American troops were coming home.
What were president nixons achievements abroad?
1974 he ended the Vietnam war. Opened China to trade.
Which six presidents had daughters to marry?
President Nixons daughter married President Nixons daughter married
What did nixons plan call for?
ending the vietnam war
What action was appart of nixons strategy to end the Vietnam war?
Bombing North Vietnam
What was president Nixons invasion of Cambodia about?
He wanted COSVN either destroyed or captured. COSVN was the "Central Office of South Vietnam." An enemy headquarters in Cambodia.
Which actions was part of nixons strategy to end the Vietnam war?
Bombing North Vietnam
What was president Nixons stance on Vietnam?
He wanted to end the stalemate and remove U.S. troops from Vietnam.
Who was president Nixons wife?
Patricia Nixon
What was the attitude of president nixons to the Vietnam war?
President Nixon always had a "secret plan" for ending the war in Vietnam. He negotiated, threatened, bullied and bombed. He got the Paris Peace Agreement that effectively ended the US participation in southeast Asia on less than perfect terms.
