President Richard Nixon appealed primarily to the "silent majority" in response to the growing antiwar movement during the Vietnam era. This group consisted of Americans who were not vocal in their opposition to the war and supported a more conservative agenda, including Law and Order and a strong military presence. Nixon sought to reassure this demographic that their views were valid and worthy of representation, contrasting them with the more visible antiwar protestors. His appeal aimed to unify this segment of the population as a counterbalance to the unrest and dissent surrounding the Vietnam War.
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President Lyndon Baines Johnson followed by President Richard M. Nixon .
Richard M. Nixon was President in 1972.
The president of South Vietnam at the end of the war was Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Richard Nixon
The president of the USA for a major time of the Vietnam War was Lyndon Johnson.
President Lyndon Baines Johnson followed by President Richard M. Nixon .
Richard M. Nixon was President in 1972.
President Richard M. Nixon
Richard Nixon.
The president of South Vietnam at the end of the war was Nguyen Van Thieu.
President Richard Nixon
Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford
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