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America's reluctance to engage in Vietnam stemmed from its broader Cold War strategy, which aimed to contain the spread of communism. Many Americans were initially skeptical about the conflict's relevance to U.S. security and the potential for a protracted, costly war. Additionally, growing anti-war sentiment, fueled by media coverage of the conflict's brutality and a lack of clear objectives, further eroded public support. The combination of these factors contributed to a widespread desire to avoid deep involvement in Vietnam.
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What if America had won the Vietnam War by the end of 1966?
I don't think there would be communism in North+South Vietnam anymore...that was the cause of the war.
Why couldn't America's superior technology prevail in Vietnam?
Technology did not distinguish friend foe
Why did gentlemen not work in Jamestown?
they didnt work becuz they felt that people lower than them had to do their work for them. they wanted gold but they didnt want to look for it themselves.
During reconstruction what opposition did Lincoln face?
Negativity, the people of the south didnt want to be considered part of the northern society. And the same for the northern people Negativity, the people of the south didnt want to be considered part of the northern society. And the same for the northern people Negativity, the people of the south didnt want to be considered part of the northern society. And the same for the northern people
Why didnt south want slavery to end?
It made the cotton trade so profitable.
Did America want to go to Vietnam?
no country wants to go to war
Why did the Vietnam war start not including to stop the spread of communism?
Communism (a global community with. Io borders or governments or money) was certainly not being ‘spread‘ in Vietnam.
What two nations were fighting a war that America did not want to be a part of?
America didn't want to be part of: WWI, WWII, Korea, or Vietnam.
What did the people here in America think about the war in Vietnam?
They didn't want to be drafted for it.
Why didnt the donino theory in Vietnam happen?
The US may have looked like a "paper tiger' to the world after Vietnam...but the communists (USSR & Red China) didn't want to "push their luck."
Who were the two countries the Vietnam War was between?
North Vietnam and South Vietnam. N. Vietnam wanted communism to take over, but S. Vietnam didn't. So on N. Vietnam's side were Russia and China, and a group of rebellious ppl called Vietcong. They were called the Communists. On S. Vietnam's side was the U.S. and SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, consists of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, and The Philippines.)North against the South.
Why did America get into a fight with Vietnam?
America helped out SOUTH Vietnam. NORTH Vietnam was attacking it.
When did Vietnam immigrate to America?
because they are not illegal to immigrate they are free to do enething they want :)(;
Why did Australia and America want to help in the Vietnam war?
Both were members of the South East Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) - as was the Republic of South Vietnam.
Who was America defending during the Vietnam war?
America was defending Vietnam.
How many Vietnamese were killed by America in Vietnam?
The Vietnam government claimed that about 400,000 Vietnamese were killed by America in Vietnam.
When was Vietnam Veterans of America created?
Vietnam Veterans of America was created in 1978.
