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The US objective was to bolster the government of South Vietnam and keep it from being taken over by North Vietnam. The US spent much money and human life trying to achieve this goal, but in 1975 South Vietnam collapsed under a North Vietnamese invasion.
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What are the results of the Vietnam war?
The Vietnam War is considered an American loss. Its purpose was to prevent North Vietnam from becoming a Communist government, and this effort proved unsuccessful.
Could the Vietnam war be considered a draw?
No. The Korean War was a draw, but Vietnam was won by the communists.
What are the effects of the conflict on the world in the Vietnam war?
The Vietnam War demonstrated to the world, that the US would make a stand against communist aggression. The loss of South Vietnam was a temporary blow to US morale.
If the Vietnam War could been avoided?
The Vietnam War might have been avoided, if communism had not been involved.
Could you name a war that starts with the letter V?
Vietnam War
What was the negative outcome of the Vietnam War?
Casualties for the people of the US; loss of esteem for the nation.
What did the 17th parallel do in the Vietnam war?
It helped divide the two nations so we could win the Vietnam war faster.
Why could they could not rely on there soilders after the Vietnam war?
They were "branded" losers.
Could you take your own gun in to the Vietnam war?
No
Why was the Vietnam war not successful?
1. Could not invade North Vietnam 2. Could not use atomic weapons 3. Could not stop flow of men/material into South Vietnam
What groups fought in the Vietnam civil war?
Vietnam has never had a civil war. The closest you could get would be the Vietnam War, which was fought between the separate although related countries of North and South Vietnam (along with the allies of each side).
Why did they name the war name vietnam's war?
Because Vietnam is the name of the country in which the war was fought. If the war was fought in Germany, it could have been called the "German War." Or in Canada, the "Canadian War", etc.
