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How did the Vietnam War affect Australia's view of itself as a nation and as a member of the world beyond its own shores?
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Australia was divided over its involvement in the Vietnam War many feeling that Australian troops should not be used to help bolster a corrupt American puppet government in a war of aggression on behalf of the United states. As it turned out Australians learned hat to be a part of the US sphere of influence we have to get involved in these wars from time to time.
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N. Vietnam was ATTACKING S. Vietnam. South Vietnam was defending itself with the help of the US/Allies.
In World War 2 who lead the Vietnam?
WWII "ITSELF" had nothing to do with Vietnam.
What is an object person or animal that represents something beyond itself?
A metaphor is an object, person, or animal that represents something beyond itself
What was the ultimate goal of president nixons vietnamization policy?
South Vietnam would learn to defend itself
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That would be duct tape
What is the lowest point of Vietnam?
In the Mekong at 70 meters above sea level
What data is organized and presented in a manner that has additional value beyond the value of the data itself?
Information is the form of data that is organized and presented in a manner that has additional value beyond the value of the data itself.
Is a word that stands beyond itself considered promotional?
true
What was president nixons attitude toward the Vietnam war?
Richard Nixon strongly desired that the US extricate itself from the Vietnam War. However, it was necessary to bring it to an honorable end.
What was the ultimate goal for president Nixons Vietnamization plan?
Nova Net Review Test Answer: That South Vietnam would learn to protect itself.
Was the war between US and Vietnam necessary?
Only as necessary as the cold war itself.
How can you make a sentence with the word symbol?
The symbol represented something beyond itself.
