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What war had the least support by American citizens?
The Vietnam War had the least support by American citizens. The war lasted for over 18 years. The USA lost 58,220 soldiers.
What were effect of World War 1?
I am not being facetious: The biggest effect of World War I was World War II.
How did World War 2 affect Japanese Americans?
The Japanese-American citizens were compelled to enter into what were essentially concentration camps for the duration of the war ~ see related link below .
How did Japanese American citizens league fight for Japanese civil rights?
The group sought compensation for World War II internment. Novanet/Gradpoint
What did us citizens have to do to support World War 1?
buy war bonds
How did the revolutionary war effect latin citizens?
There were not very many Latin citizens in the American Colonies. The War had no special effect on any that were there.
Who was relocated in the us during World War 2?
Japanese American citizens
What was the effect of the American Civil War on the world?
A cotton shortage.
In which region did American participation in World War 1 have the greatest effect?
France
What effect did the boming at hiroshima have on American forces in World War 2?
Hannah gravener did all the fitting in world war 2
Did citizens in World War I protest against entry in the war?
They protested by refusing to join rather than by demonstrations, as the Alien and Sedition Act (earlier counterpart to today's Patriot Act) was in effect. The American Civil Liberties Union was formed to defend conscientious objectors who refused service in World War 1.
What was the effect on Spain that was caused by the Spanish American War?
It lost its New World Empire.
What war had the least support by American citizens?
The Vietnam War had the least support by American citizens. The war lasted for over 18 years. The USA lost 58,220 soldiers.
What effect that the Spanish American war have on history?
The greatest effect is that the US victory made it a "world power" for the first time.
Were the Japanese Americans that were interned during World War 2 US citizens?
Of the approximately 110,000 Japanese Americans who were relocated to internment camps during World War 2, 62% of them were American citizens. Half of those interned were children.
Why was the American governments perceptions of the Vietnam War so different the the American citizens?
They weren't doing the actual fighting, the citizens were.
How did Japanese American citizens league fight for Japanese American civil rights?
The group sought compensation for World War II internment. Novanet/Gradpoint
