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Three significant factors that influenced American feelings about the war included media coverage, particularly graphic images and reports that brought the realities of conflict into homes; the anti-war movement, which mobilized protests and challenged government narratives; and the draft, which affected many families personally, leading to increased opposition among those who were directly impacted. These elements combined to create a complex public sentiment that ranged from support to deep disillusionment.
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How was the Vietnam war influenced by Americans?
It was fought the AMERICAN way (jets, tanks, helicopters, firepower).
Which war resulted in a sense of national purpose and unity among Americans and helped usher in the Era of Good Feelings?
War Of 1812
What did Americans do to express their feelings for the Vietnam War?
spit on troops coming home and call them baby killers
How does the world war of 1914 1918 validate or contradict your feelings of patriotism and reinforce your pride and gratidtude as Americans?
Opinion question.
How did Tim feel about the Vietnam war while he was at college?
While at college, Tim O'Brien had complex feelings about the Vietnam War. He experienced a mix of fear, confusion, and moral conflict, grappling with the war's implications and the societal debates surrounding it. O'Brien's exposure to anti-war sentiments on campus contrasted with his own sense of duty, leading to deep introspection about bravery and the nature of conflict. Ultimately, these feelings influenced his later writing, particularly in works like "The Things They Carried."
What were three things that influenced americans' feelings about the war?
they sympathized with Great Britain and France
What feelings did the Americans have about World War 1 at the start of it?
they had sad feelings because most of the Americans were deid during that time
How did the federal government changed after the civil war?
After the Civil War, the government more directly influenced the everyday lives of Americans.
How did the federal government change the civil war?
After the Civil War, the government more directly influenced the everyday lives of Americans.
How was the Vietnam war influenced by Americans?
It was fought the AMERICAN way (jets, tanks, helicopters, firepower).
Which war resulted in a sense of national purpose and unity among Americans and helped usher in the Era of Good Feelings?
War Of 1812
What did Americans do to express their feelings for the Vietnam War?
spit on troops coming home and call them baby killers
How does the world war of 1914 1918 validate or contradict your feelings of patriotism and reinforce your pride and gratidtude as Americans?
Opinion question.
How did Tim feel about the Vietnam war while he was at college?
While at college, Tim O'Brien had complex feelings about the Vietnam War. He experienced a mix of fear, confusion, and moral conflict, grappling with the war's implications and the societal debates surrounding it. O'Brien's exposure to anti-war sentiments on campus contrasted with his own sense of duty, leading to deep introspection about bravery and the nature of conflict. Ultimately, these feelings influenced his later writing, particularly in works like "The Things They Carried."
What did the government ask Americans not to buy during World War 2?
sugar and other things!! sugar was one of the things
What opinion of offensive wars does Paine express in the final paragraph oh the American crisis?
None because the Americans never influenced war.
Where and how did England get help from France during the revolutionary war?
The English didn't get French help (they still had bad feelings over the 100 years war). The Americans did get men, ships, and money.
