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∙ 8y agoThe North Vietnamese (Communists under Ho Chi Minh) were victorious. American-led forces withdrew from Vietnam. Communist governments took power in Laos and Cambodia. South Vietnam was annexed to North Vietnam and the country was unified under the Communist government of Vietnam.
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What are some connections between the Vietnam and Iraq wars?
None. The US is not at war with Iraq. In Vietnam, the US was at war with North Vietnam.
What kept the Americans in Vietnam after the french were defeated?
Traditionally, France hasn't won that many wars (Napoleon excepted). Traditionally, the US has won all of theirs. Therefore, we went to Vietnam.
What is different between the Vietnam war and the wars you are in today?
One key difference between the Vietnam War and the wars of today is the nature of the conflict. The Vietnam War was a conventional war fought between two nations, whereas the wars today are primarily asymmetrical, involving non-state actors and insurgent groups. Additionally, the Vietnam War was marked by widespread public opposition and protests, which is not as prevalent in the wars of today.
Causes that led to Vietnam and outcome?
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.
Who did Vietnam original belong to?
France owned Vietnam until they pulled out in the 1950's, and the US stepped in. After that, Vietnam was divided like Korea into Communist North and non-Communist South, but North Vietnam never accepted the division and always considered South Vietnam as the part of Vietnam occupied by the enemy.
Which country took over Vietnam?
No country currently, but France use to rule it and then Japan did, however, after the World Wars, Vietnam successfully fought off France.
Between the wars of Iraq and Vietnam?
The US is not at war with Iraq. The US was at war with North Vietnam.
What southeast Asian nation fought wars against the United States and France and Japan?
Vietnam
What was the name of the series of wars between France and England?
Napoleonic Wars
What are some connections between the Vietnam and Iraq wars?
None. The US is not at war with Iraq. In Vietnam, the US was at war with North Vietnam.
What are the contrast between the Vietnam and the civil war?
Both were undeclared wars.
What was the difference between the Vietnam war and other wars the US fought in?
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What two wars occured during the cold war?
The Cold War resulted in the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
What kept the Americans in Vietnam after the french were defeated?
Traditionally, France hasn't won that many wars (Napoleon excepted). Traditionally, the US has won all of theirs. Therefore, we went to Vietnam.
What is different between the Vietnam war and the wars you are in today?
One key difference between the Vietnam War and the wars of today is the nature of the conflict. The Vietnam War was a conventional war fought between two nations, whereas the wars today are primarily asymmetrical, involving non-state actors and insurgent groups. Additionally, the Vietnam War was marked by widespread public opposition and protests, which is not as prevalent in the wars of today.
Causes that led to Vietnam and outcome?
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.
France was torn apart by religious wars between catholics and?
... and Protestants.
