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Every night on TV we saw the war on the evening news ( notice you see nothing about our current war. That is no mistake). The reporters would show battles and men being shot. In 1968 it felt like the whole world was on fire. There were race riots, riots at the Democratic convention, and the war. The war was never a declared war by Congress and the largest draft in United States history took place in 1968.
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What would be considered the worst plunder of the Vietnam War?
From the United States government point of view, there is one serious mistake that shifted sentiments about the Vietnam War. That was the Tet Offensive in 1968, which shocked most of the country because it wasn't believed that communist forces in Vietnam were capable of such a sustained attack.
How did the public view of the Vietnam war?
The Vietnam war was from 1972 to 1853, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ WOW! Whoever wrote this is a dumbwad! LOL
What were Johnson view on Vietnam?
He hated it, wanted no part of it, and refused to be re-elected because of it.
What did John Adams want to change?
John Adams wanted to change the foreign relations policy of his day. His isolationist point of view kept the United states of America out of the war between Brittan and France.
Why were Americans ashamed about the Vietnam war?
Americans were more or less outraged about the Vietnam War due to the fact that it was the first televised war, allowing Americans to view what was going on at the front lines. American's were then able to view civilian's dieing. This was the Enemy's strategy, to get American's against the war so that they did not support it.
What was the America public view of the Vietnam war?
The Vietnam War=the military draft!
What was Australia's view on Australians fighting in Vietnam?
Australia's view was generally in line with America's view.
Where is sputnick 1 from?
it is a satelite that change the view of america..it orbit the earth cirfrunrance
What would be considered the worst plunder of the Vietnam War?
From the United States government point of view, there is one serious mistake that shifted sentiments about the Vietnam War. That was the Tet Offensive in 1968, which shocked most of the country because it wasn't believed that communist forces in Vietnam were capable of such a sustained attack.
When was The View on Fifth created?
The View on Fifth was created in 1968.
How did the war end between us and Vietnam?
A) America bombed North Vietnam to the peace tableB) North Vietnam forced the US to accept it could not win and it sought peaceTake your pick depending on your point of view. Either way, the war ended with the signing of a peace agreement on January 27th 1973.--ANSWER--It is not really "who ended the Vietnam war?" but "how did the Vietnam war end?" in which case i do not have the answer too.
What was the public sentimental view on the Vietnam war?
They were ashamed of it
What did the event of 1968 show about America view on politis?
The events of 1968, marked by widespread protests against the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, and political assassinations, revealed a deep disillusionment among many Americans regarding their government and political institutions. The tumultuous atmosphere highlighted the growing divide between traditional values and the demands for social justice and peace. As citizens rallied for change, it underscored a shift towards more activist engagement in politics, signaling a rejection of the status quo and a desire for a more inclusive democracy. Ultimately, 1968 demonstrated that Americans were increasingly willing to challenge authority and advocate for their rights and beliefs.
What was the view of congress in Vietnam war?
The non-politically correct answer is: As long as THEIR SON wasn't in Vietnam, it was business as usual.
Was media a cause to why America pulled out troops from Vietnam?
Media would definitely be a reason that the country had a negative point of view of many events that took place in Vietnam. The reasons for pulling out of Vietnam tie to our troops being put into a dangerous situation for an extended period of time and the number of casualties being so high. There were nearly 17,000 KIA during 1968 alone and the US was involved in the war for 10 years. I have seen information that states Nixon pulled the troops due to the Vietnamese winning the war, but that could be the opinion of the author.
What was the south vietnamese's point of view in the Vietnam war?
They were wanting to survive it.
When was Mountain View Adventist College created?
Mountain View Adventist College was created in 1968.
