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The "Cold War" was a battle against communism. North Vietnam was a communist country trying to take over South Vietnam which was NOT a communist country. The US was helping South Vietnam fight North Vietnam so that communist North Vietnam could NOT take it over.
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The Vietnam War was fought to prevent the FREE WORLD country of South Vietnam from falling under the control of the Communist led North Vietnam.
What events led up to the Vietnam war
Vietnam was part of the cold war.
Communist infiltration into South Vietnam.
The Vietnam war almost led to a nuclear war.
The French Indochina War most likely led to the (so called) American Vietnam War. Because the French war divided up the country into TWO nations; North & South Vietnams. When the communist led North Vietnam attempted to take over (conquer) South Vietnam... this led to US involvment.
The Cold War and the fear that it would spread were the main events that led up to the conflict in the Vietnam War. The war in Vietnam lasted roughly 10 years.
In the Vietnam war, North Vietnam was lead by Ho Chi Minh and South Vietnam was led by Ngo Dinh Diem.
Slavery led to the Civil War.
The leader of North Vietnam was Ho Chi Mihn.
General Westmoreland
Nixon led, but Ford finished it.
The Vietnam War led to President Johnson's (Dem) decision not to run for re-election, which enabled Richard Nixon (Rep) to win the next 2 elections. It led to a distrust of American political figures that continues today, and the war led to the elimination of the draft and the implementation of the all-volunteer military.
The cold war/communist aggression.
The growing concern in America about the Vietnam War was related with the lack of progress and large loss of life.
For most of the Vietnam War, Ho Chi Minh led North Vietnam. The US Presidents were Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford.
United States' troops became directly involoved in a war in Vietnam, and then military defeat led France to pull out of it's former colony of Vietnam.
Support of the French efforts in Indochina. US involvement in Vietnam began long before the actual Vietnam War.
Japan's occupation during WW2.
vietnam war and oil crises A+ Lolo
The Vietnam War interfered with the civil rights movement. Attention was split between the war and the domestic (home) problems.
The military draft (Conscription) was the primary factor for anti-war protests.
The same as in most wars; Vietnam had the added "rejection" from their own countrymen.
The cold war led to the Vietnam War; the outcome was also because of the cold war. Another words, had there NOT BEEN a cold war (which was created by the atomic bomb); the Vietnam War would have been fought normally/traditionally...with everything the US had (presuming nukes DID NOT exist) and the North would've been invaded...as in ALL US WARS previously.
The result was open warfare between the US & North Vietnam, or it led to an expanded war in Vietnam.
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