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How did the public feel during the Vietnam war?
They were worried about being drafted!
How did the US public feel after and before the vietam war?
Prior to Vietnam, few if anyone ever heard of it. After Vietnam, they wished they never heard of it.
What are major characteristics of the Vietnam war?
Air war over North Vietnam. Ground war in South Vietnam; Riverine war in South Vietnam.
Did France loose the Vietnam war?
Yes. Vietnam was a French colony. They lost a Vietnam War and were thrown out of Vietnam before America tried to win a war in Vietnam. America also lost a Vietnam War.
What helped end the war in Vietnam?
The people of the United States came to feel that the war in Vietnam was unjustified. President Nixon withdrew troops and the North Vietnamese aided by China took over South Vietnam.
Is it true in the 1968 election Hubert Humphrey claimed to have a secret plan to end the war?
Yes, during the 1968 presidential election, Hubert Humphrey, the Democratic candidate, claimed he had a "secret plan" to end the Vietnam War. However, he never detailed this plan, leading to skepticism and criticism from both opponents and some within his own party. His vague assurances contrasted with the growing anti-war sentiment among voters, ultimately impacting his campaign.
Who are the presidentvp of the Vietnam war?
Johnson, Humphrey, Agnew, Ford, Rockefeller.
Why did hubert humphrey lose?
Hubert Humphrey lost the 1968 presidential election primarily due to the deep divisions within the Democratic Party over the Vietnam War, which alienated many voters. His association with the Johnson administration's policies, particularly the war, hurt his appeal, especially among anti-war activists. Additionally, the rise of third-party candidate George Wallace and the appeal of Republican Richard Nixon, who promised law and order, further contributed to his defeat. The tumultuous political climate and protests during that era also played significant roles in shaping public sentiment against Humphrey.
What issues did Nixon emphasize in his campaign?
Pick an answer A. Voters were attracted to his charming personality. B. Voters felt he was more open about his political views. C. His opponent, Hubert Humphrey, was suspected of racism. D. Americans hoped that he could bring an end to the Vietnam War.
What was Hubert Humphrey's platform in his 1968 election bid?
In his 1968 presidential campaign, Hubert Humphrey focused on a platform that emphasized civil rights, social justice, and a commitment to the Great Society programs initiated by Lyndon B. Johnson. He advocated for continued involvement in the Vietnam War but also sought to promote peace negotiations. Humphrey aimed to unite the Democratic Party and appealed to a broad coalition, including labor unions and minority groups, while addressing issues like poverty and healthcare reform. His campaign was marked by a strong defense of the achievements of the Johnson administration.
Why did people hate Hubert Humphrey?
People often criticized Hubert Humphrey for his close association with the Vietnam War, particularly his support for escalation during his vice presidency under Lyndon B. Johnson, which alienated anti-war voters. Additionally, some progressives felt he compromised on civil rights and social issues, leading to a perception that he was more aligned with establishment politics than grassroots movements. His defeat in the 1968 presidential election further solidified his controversial legacy, as many viewed him as a symbol of the Democratic Party's failures during a tumultuous era.
What was hubert humphreys platform?
Hubert Humphrey's platform primarily focused on civil rights, social justice, and expanding the welfare state. He advocated for comprehensive healthcare, education reform, and the elimination of poverty, emphasizing the need for government intervention to ensure equal opportunities for all citizens. Additionally, Humphrey was a strong supporter of the Vietnam War initially but later called for a peaceful resolution, reflecting a shift in his stance as public opinion evolved. His commitment to progressive values and strong government action defined his political career.
Was Lyndon B. Johnson at the 1968 democratic convention?
he 1968 Democratic National Convention was held in Chicago and Hubert H. Humphrey was selected as the presidential candidate. But the was a great deal of dissension inside the convention over the Vietnam War. There were also bloody antiwar demonstrations on the streets and in the parks of Chicago. (link)
What divided the Democratic Party in 1968?
Opposition to the Vietnam War divided the Democratic Party in 1968, with the older Democratic politicians such as Chicago Mayor Richard Daly lining up against the younger, more liberal Democrats who supported the ideals of assassinated presidential candidate Robert Kennedy. Moderate Sen Hubert Humphrey (MN) was the Democrats compromise candidate; he lost to Richard Nixon by less than 1.5% of the vote.
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago who was chosen as the party's presidential nominee?
Hubert Humphrey was nominated in 1968 at the Chicago Convention that provoked much protest from anti-war activists.
In 1968 presidential campaign what candidate would a dove most likely favor?
In the campaign, Eugene McCarthy. In the general election, Hubert Humphrey.
Do you agree with the Vietnam war or not?
i feel like it does it isn't right> :(
