the general who commanded American forces in South Vietnam.
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What happened in the 1974 congressional elections
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republicans lost 48 seats in the house
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Why did soviet leader Gorbachev pursue glasnost and perestroika
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Gorbachev pursued perestroika because it was also known as the
end of the Communist Era, when he abolished Communism in Russia.
Glasnost was pursued to further open up the political system in
Russia.
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How did people with disabilities gain expanded civil rights
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People with disabilities have gained more civil rights through
various laws that have been passed. These are generally after
something happens which shocks people enough to realise that the
rights are required.
laws that guaranteed them equal access to education.
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What happened during the antiwar protests at Kent state University
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national guardsmen shot and killed four students
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How do ocean currents originate and affect Earths climates
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How are atmospheric gases like the glass in a greenhouse
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What best describes the war strategy of the vietcong
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they did
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By the end of April 1975 which city fell to the north Vietnamese army leading to the unification of Vietnam
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The capital of the Republic of South Vietnam (RVN); Saigon.
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What 1968 event caused US military leaders to be concerned that a quick end to the war was not possible
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The event was the TET, or Chinese New Year, that began on
January 30th, 1968. The North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong forces
launched attacks in every province of South Vietnam. The City of
Hue (the birthplace of Ho Chi Minh) was held by the communist
forces for over three weeks while U.S. forces fought in the streets
house to house to reclaim the city.
When news reports of this major offensive reached the United
States, the President, Congress, the public, and military leaders
felt that a quick stop to the conflict was not possible.
The TET Offensive proved to be a military disaster for the
North, and did not accomplish the massive uprising from South
Vietnam's citizens in favor of the North - but the public opinion
in the U.S. that winning was not easily possible gave the communist
forces a huge psychological victory.
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What gave president Johnson the power to commit troops to Vietnam without asking congress for the declaration of war
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Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
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What was Operation Rolling Thunder
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a sustained aerial bombing campaign agaisnt the vietcong
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During the 1968 presidential campaign for what group did Richard Nixon cast himself as the spokesperson
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During the 1968 presidential campaign, Richard Nixon cast
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Hubert Humphrey in the election.
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Which President supported the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
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Richard Nixon
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How did the Paris Peace Accords affect the Vietcong
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The Vietcong became a legitimate political party
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The end of the Vietnam war resulted in what
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the fall of Saigon
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Who was William westmoreland
the general who commanded American forces in South Vietnam.
What happened in the 1974 congressional elections
republicans lost 48 seats in the house
Why did soviet leader Gorbachev pursue glasnost and perestroika
Gorbachev pursued perestroika because it was also known as the
end of the Communist Era, when he abolished Communism in Russia.
Glasnost was pursued to further open up the political system in
Russia.
How did people with disabilities gain expanded civil rights
People with disabilities have gained more civil rights through
various laws that have been passed. These are generally after
something happens which shocks people enough to realise that the
rights are required.
laws that guaranteed them equal access to education.
What happened during the antiwar protests at Kent state University
national guardsmen shot and killed four students
How do ocean currents originate and affect Earths climates
How are atmospheric gases like the glass in a greenhouse
What best describes the war strategy of the vietcong
they did
By the end of April 1975 which city fell to the north Vietnamese army leading to the unification of Vietnam
The capital of the Republic of South Vietnam (RVN); Saigon.
What 1968 event caused US military leaders to be concerned that a quick end to the war was not possible
The event was the TET, or Chinese New Year, that began on
January 30th, 1968. The North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong forces
launched attacks in every province of South Vietnam. The City of
Hue (the birthplace of Ho Chi Minh) was held by the communist
forces for over three weeks while U.S. forces fought in the streets
house to house to reclaim the city.
When news reports of this major offensive reached the United
States, the President, Congress, the public, and military leaders
felt that a quick stop to the conflict was not possible.
The TET Offensive proved to be a military disaster for the
North, and did not accomplish the massive uprising from South
Vietnam's citizens in favor of the North - but the public opinion
in the U.S. that winning was not easily possible gave the communist
forces a huge psychological victory.
What gave president Johnson the power to commit troops to Vietnam without asking congress for the declaration of war
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
What was Operation Rolling Thunder
a sustained aerial bombing campaign agaisnt the vietcong
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During the 1968 presidential campaign for what group did Richard Nixon cast himself as the spokesperson
During the 1968 presidential campaign, Richard Nixon cast
himself as the spokesperson for the silent majority. Nixon defeated
Hubert Humphrey in the election.
Which President supported the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Richard Nixon
How did the Paris Peace Accords affect the Vietcong