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.
No, Unless by 'vietnam war' you mean the Japanese conquest of French Indochina during WWII .
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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!
Like the US Civil War in the 1860s the Vietnam War in the 1960s divided America.