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Result: North Vietnamese victory

The Vietnam War was a military conflict that occurred in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia from 1959 to 30 April 1975. . The war was fought between the socialist North Vietnam and the government of South Vietnam, supported by the United States .

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The Rise and Fall of Richard Nixon

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Peace,Baby!

Peace,Baby!. Flower Power!. Make Love,. Not War!. Welcome to the 1960s A 1960s timeline presented by the 8th grade graduating class of 2005 at Pocantico Hills School I Love the 60s Your trusted guide to the decade of short skirts and flower power. The BBC. Timeline/Overview.

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Vietnam is a country not a war

Vietnam is a country not a war. Vietnam. Exit Pass : write your answer in the Summary box at the bottom of the notesheet. What is the country of Vietnam like? . Complete the sentence. 1.The geography of Vietnam _________ 2. Vietnam has always had to fight in their history because________

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Cold War Battlefronts

Cold War Battlefronts. Unit 9. The Korean War begins. After defeating Japan, the US and Russia split Korea into two zones, Russia occupied the North and US forces the South; America was committed to the Containment Policy, which meant Communism must not expand into South Korea.

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Richard M. Nixon

Richard M. Nixon. Republican Party 1969-1974 37 th President of the United States. http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/impeachments/nixon.htm. Born on January 9 , 1913 to Francis Anthony Nixon and Hannah Milhous Nixon

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The Vietnam War

The Vietnam War.

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Goal 12 Review Notes

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Vietnam Launch #2

Vietnam Launch #2 Choose three things you notice in the political cartoon. Explain in three complete sentences how you think each is significant to understanding the meaning of the cartoon. The Brutality of the War. Vietnam (2) Mrs. Gilbert. I. Battlefield Conditions:.

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1968-The Eve of Destruction?

1968-The Eve of Destruction?. The Tet Offensive-Vietnam American Attitudes on the War Eugene McCarthy- Come Clean for Gene Bobby Kennedy for President The My Lai Massacre Assasinations The Establishment Fights Back- Chicago 1968. LBJ. Tet Offensive- Jan 1968. S.E. Asia. Eugene McCarthy.

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The Vietnam War: 1954-1975

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Liberalism and Vietnam in the 1960s

Liberalism and Vietnam in the 1960s. John F. Kennedy and the New Frontier. Election of 1960 was close JFK more concerned with foreign policy Peace Corps Aid to education Health care for the elderly Investment in transportation Congressional opposition got in the way. The Election of 1964.

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The Vietnam War

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US History

US History. Unit 9, Week 2. Agenda for Monday, April 21 . Human Be-in: Expand your mind Homework Cornell Notes: pgs 649-653 Get caught up on your vocab packet, due block day Question authority. Human Be-In. Station Rotation

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The End of the Vietnam War

Modern U.S. History . The End of the Vietnam War. President Nixon & the Vietnam War. Election of 1968 Richard Nixon had promised to end the war in Vietnam if he became president Henry Kissinger National Security Advisor to President Nixon

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Vietnam War Pictures

Vietnam War Pictures. 1- Climate/Terrain of Vietnam. Humid, tropical climate Many Americans not used to this Viet Cong are used to it Huge advantage to opposition. 2- Viet Cong Soldiers. Blended in with rest of Vietnamese people Included children, women, etc.

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New Social Movements and Vietnam

New Social Movements and Vietnam. Black Power Feminism Free Speech Vietnam War Antiwar movement Counterculture. Chronology. 1962 Port Huron Statement 1963 Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique March on Washington Kennedy assasinated, Lyndon Johnson President

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The End of the Vietnam War

The End of the Vietnam War. Negotiating Peace. South Demands: North and Vietcong withdraw Current leadership maintain control of the government. President Johnson begins peace talks in 1968. North Demands: U.S. withdraws all troops

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VIETNAM WAR

VIETNAM WAR. VIETNAM WAR. September 26, 1959 April 30, 1975. Leaders. Ngo Dinh Diem. American Troops. Soviet Troops. Ho Chi Minh & Vietminh. Complicated Alliances. 1. US & Vietminh vs. Japan. 2. Vietminh vs. US & French. 3. US & S. Vietnam vs.

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Introduction to Atrocity

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