It was a conquest.
It was NOT a civil war because a CIVIL WAR is fought by ONE NATION against itself. Example: Two brothers fighting in their own home would be a family civil war; they are ONE FAMILY; the American Civil War (US Civil War) was ONE NATION fighting ITSELF. Which is also why the US Civil War was NOT a declared war...because President Lincoln (the North) could not very well be expected to declare war upon himself!
NORTH Vietnam was a separate country; South Vietnam was a separate country.
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Vietnam War is a civil war because it was North Vietnam vs South Vietnam.
yes
Neither the Civil War nor the Vietnam War were declared wars.
McCain was a POW during the Vietnam war.
because it was north Vietnam against south Vietnam
American Civil War & Vietnam War.
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No, Unless by 'vietnam war' you mean the Japanese conquest of French Indochina during WWII .
It was not a civil war because it was mainly The North Vietnam Army (NVA) vs the United States and our allies like Australia.
No need to "over-use" that "undeclared war..." term. If folks go by that term, people will begin to have troubles defining the American Civil War (aka US Civil War); for, much to the chagrin of Civil War buffs...the Civil War wasn't a declared war either. And by the way, the Civil War was officially called the "War of the Rebellion" (NOT the Civil War). One more note: there hasn't been a US declared war since WWII! So who won the Vietnam War? North Vietnam won the war!
The American Civil War (US Civil War) was not a declared war.