The answer is probably dependent on who you ask, but I would not say so.
The Cold War was primarily between the United States and the Soviet Union, and although the Communist Vietnamese managed to take over the country, it really did not benefit the Soviet Union in any way. One of the first things the Vietnamese did was cut off ties with the Soviets and China.
The war certainly was a turning point for Vietnam, but the Vietnam War had little effect on the Cold War as a whole.
In my opinion, the most influential parts of the Cold War would be the Carter, Reagan, Bush presidencies, as the Soviet Union losing their influence in the Middle East was probably the most significant impact that they faced. The unification of Germany was also a major step.
The TET offensive of '68, showed us the "Handwriting on the Wall."
Yes; the South surrendered to the North in '75.
Your question is unclear. Do you mean Lyndon Johnson's "War on poverty" or "The Vietnam War?" Never heard of a "Vietnam war on poverty."
To prevent South Vietnam from being taken over by communists.
Around 58,000
WW2-created the atomic age; which in turn created the cold war; which in turn created the Korean and Vietnam Wars; which in turn created todays world.
Vietnam was part of the COLD WAR. It was fought to stop the spread of communism.
Your question is unclear. Do you mean Lyndon Johnson's "War on poverty" or "The Vietnam War?" Never heard of a "Vietnam war on poverty."
Yes, they (the communists) won the war.
The media DIDN'T turn against the war...it's just that pictures didn't lie.
To prevent South Vietnam from being taken over by communists.
It is going to be about what happened around the Vietnam war era, including the Cuban events and of course the Vietnam war.
The total Cost of the Vietnam War was around 200 billion dollars. no it was over 350 billion dollars
Vietnam was part of the COLD WAR. It was fought to stop the spread of communism.
The unexpected turn of events that occurred in postwar Vietnam involving the US was the refugees. A refugee is someone who leaves their country because of a war.
Around 58,000
WW2-created the atomic age; which in turn created the cold war; which in turn created the Korean and Vietnam Wars; which in turn created todays world.
Military draft.
The United States