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Why did Americans lose faith in president Lyndon B Johnson's Vietnam policy?
President Johnson had not delivered the victory he had repeatedly promised.
Lyndon Johnson could have chosen escalation negotiation or even evacuation with regard to Vietnam He chose escalation Why?
No US President wanted to be the FIRST to lose a war.
How much did Barry Goldwater lose verses Lyndon B. Johnson?
25%
Why did Americans begin to lose faith in president Lyndon B. Johnson and Vietnam policy?
Americans began to lose faith in President Lyndon B. Johnson and his Vietnam policy due to escalating casualties and the perception of an unwinnable war. The Tet Offensive in 1968, which contradicted official assertions of progress, shocked the public and heightened skepticism about government transparency. Additionally, widespread protests and media coverage of the war's brutality fueled disillusionment and distrust in Johnson's leadership. This growing dissent culminated in a significant decline in Johnson's approval ratings and support for his policies.
Why did Johnson feel pressure to stay in Vietnam?
As he stated, he "...didn't want to be the first US president to lose a war..."
Why did president Johnson believe it was important US to win in Vietnam?
President Johnson believed in the domino theory. He feared a communist takeover in Southeast Asia if the United States left Vietnam. Any other outcome than victory would be an embarrassment.
Why did Americans begin to loose faith in president Lyndon?
Americans began to lose faith in President Lyndon B. Johnson due to escalating discontent over the Vietnam War, which resulted in rising casualties and a perceived lack of progress. His ambitious domestic agenda, including the Great Society programs, faced criticism as resources were diverted to the war effort. Additionally, concerns about transparency and trust were heightened by events such as the Tet Offensive in 1968, which contradicted his optimistic portrayal of the war's status. These factors collectively eroded public confidence in his leadership.
According to President Andrew Johnson September 18 1865 what was the reason the South began the Civil War?
The South wanted to protect and not to lose their property.
How did the economy change after the death of John F. Kennedy?
Oswald succeeded in becoming famous and historic. NASA was given whatever it needed to get to the Moon, in order to carry out JFK's goal. While I don't wish to malign his memory, a lot of people have made claims that Kennedy was "just about to" do this or that (get us out of Viet Nam, end the Federal Reserve, etc.) but the fact remains that after more than a thousand days in office, all he'd managed to do is avoid nuclear war (every President since Truman has managed that!), lose Cuba, and use the National Guard to force desegregation. Granted, desegregation was needed, but there had to be a better way, without the threat of force.
How did president Lincoln lose his leg?
President Lincoln didn't lose a leg
Can cancer make you lose weight?
Yes.
When cells lose control in cancer?
metastasis
