Many of the young soldiers that came back home came back with not only broken bodies, but broken minds and were met with ridicule; people spitting at them for being 'baby killers'; not being able to find work; their own government turned their backs on them and many never got the medical or psychological care they deserved. There are many Vietnam Vets to this day that suffer from nightmares, night sweats and a myriad of other maladies. They fought for their country and were considered scum! The U.S. government wasn't even going to honor them until the Black Wall was put up with the names of the dead soldiers (this is all some other Vietnam Vets had and families had left of their buddies, husbands, sons, grandchildren. Just to feel their names!) Then there was some of society (and the government) that felt Black Americans didn't deserve to have their names etched on the Black Wall, but thankfully there were enough people who had their heads out from under their rocks that realized no matter what color your skin is if you give up your life for your country you deserve the Royal Treatment in spades!!!! The Vietnam War was a grave and embarrassing mistake for the U.S. Government and like many other things they just wanted to cover it up, forget it as if it never happened. Unlike WWI and WWII or even the Civil War it was the first time in American History that young American Soldiers were not respected or honored in the ways they should have been. Little was taught in the schools about the history of the Vietnam War, but thankfully that is changing. America was nin Vietnam as a police action. American opinion was against this action. America was not at war with Vietnam which leads to the biggest reason that public opinion was against this action, American soldiers did NOT fight for their country in this action. Public opposition to Vietnam was brought about by young and old not wanting to stick their noses in someone else's business. This sticky nosing by the U.S. Government caused the deaths of many who did not believe USA should even be there. That is the reason that not much is taught about the "Vietnam war" BECAUSE AMERICA WAS NOT AT WAR.
Public opinion turned against all labor unions
My Lai was a turning point in the war as it changed the american publics view on the war. Many americans believed the war was now a 'non- winable' war.
any publics that helps you send a message to another public e.g : media
Blackwater is no more a private enterprise than air America was, but yes they do undermine the American publics opinion of unity of command when they make headlines for being involved in combat situations. Otherwise they are working in cooperation with U.S. and NATO forces toward a common goal.
Probably keeping tabs on the price of gasoline during the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) in the Persian Gulf.
what does it mean to say that there are different publics that help make up public opinion
Draft protests and riots.
Americans belong to many different publics, each with a distinctive viewpoint
public opion should be taken into account but not follow slavishly
Public opinion turned against all labor unions
Because if they pass the leaks on to the mass media they can have a major impact on the publics opinion.
Transports publics Fribourgeois was created in 2000.
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The attack on Pearl Harbor changed the public opinion about the war in the United States by making the war more personal. Since Americans were attacked during Pearl Harbor.
École Hassania des Travaux Publics was created in 1971.
École Spéciale des Travaux Publics was created in 1891.
My Lai was a turning point in the war as it changed the american publics view on the war. Many americans believed the war was now a 'non- winable' war.