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The French left north Vietnam in 1954

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What did the Geneva accords provide for?

It forced French troops to leave Vietnam and divided Vietnam into two countries. (A)


What convinced the French to leave Vietnam?

Decisive defeats of their armies, particularly at Dien Bien Phu forced the French to leave Vietnam.


Why did north Vietnam leave the war?

They didn't leave it; they won it.


What did the Geneva Accords decide?

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Why did the US get invoved in the conflict in Vietnam?

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What were North and South Vietnam a part of prior to 1948?

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What Battle did France get out of Vietnam?

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What year did south Vietnam began to fight north Vietnam?

Combat, mostly guerrilla warfare, commenced in 1954 and 1955. The rival factions of North Vietnam and South Vietnam were officially partitioned by the UN in 1956, although this was intended to be a temporary agreement in the aftermath of the French withdrawal from their former colony (French Indochina).


How did the USA become friends with Vietnam?

in the 1950s, the french government was the leading commanding military force in south Vietnam. they were defeated and over run by the north vietnamese troops around 1958 because north Vietnam wanted the french influence thrown out of south Vietnam. the french were massacred. following this, the united states sent u.s advisors, such as the green berets and marine force reconasence, under the orders of president eisenhower. president eisenhower did this because russia and china were pouring in war supplies to north Vietnam. north Vietnam wanted to overcome south Vietnam and gain communist control. north Vietnam, along with russia and china, were communiist, and still are. my boyfriend served 3 tours in Vietnam and was a company force reconasence commander.


What fell to vietnamese forces in 1959 when the French began to leave Vietnam?

Dien Bien Phu