'South vietnam' diaporamas de présentation

Vietnam Unit

Vietnam Unit. Why did the Vietnam (Indochina) War happen? How could it have been avoided? What was its effect on U.S. government and social institutions? How are we still seeing the effects of the war today?. Indochina and Vietnam Spans 5 presidents and 30+ years of history of involvement

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The Late Cold War Era:

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Instructions:

Instructions:. Please come in & grab a Chromebook Log-in to Google Classroom Complete the Pre-Assessment True/False on the Cold War found in the Honors US History course in your Google Classroom.

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The Vietnam War and its Four Stages of Conflict

The Vietnam War and its Four Stages of Conflict. 1946 The first Vietnam War begins France attempts to reassert its imperial control over Vietnam Vietnamese nationalists led by Ho Chi Minh 1955-1960 STAGE 1 US begins advisory role in Vietnam

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Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution

SS7H3e Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism. Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution.

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What is a Cold War?

What is a Cold War?.

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Where is Vietnam?

Where is Vietnam?. Why Did the United States Fight a War in Vietnam?.

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3 Mile Island

3 Mile Island.

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What are some similarities & differences between the Korean and Vietnam War

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Chia ly

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Southeast Asia/ Indochina and Indonesia

Southeast Asia/ Indochina and Indonesia. Chapters 20 and 22. Regions of SE Asia: Pg 587. Video: Life in SE Asia Contains Mainland and islands Mainland has 2 peninsulas: Indochinese Peninsula and Malay Peninsula Mekong River drains water from China to South China Sea.

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MARINE CORPS HISTORY 5, VIETNAM

http://www.youtube.com/v/R9vfOxx63nI&rel=1. MARINE CORPS HISTORY 5, VIETNAM. | Instructor: Staff Sergeant Gilreath |. Terminal learning objective. Terminal Learning Objectives

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MA and MSc: Analysis, Critiquing Strategies and Synthesis This workshop will:

MA and MSc: Analysis, Critiquing Strategies and Synthesis This workshop will: Teach you about the core concept of analysis Offer a process model of synthesis and how to achieve it Provide insights into critiquing and offer initial strategies

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The Truman Doctrine & The Marshall Plan

The Truman Doctrine & The Marshall Plan. U.S. Focus After WWII. War Against Communism Policy of Containment 1. Help the smaller countries resist soviet/communist advances. 2. Wanted to stop the spread of communism

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Mortar Attack at Duc Co

LRRP 2nd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division Ia Drang Valley Republic of South Vietnam 1966-67 photos from Mike Lapolla 2819 South Cincinnati Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74114 (918) 742-3503. Mortar Attack at Duc Co. Hart, Davis, Littlejohn, ?. Harmon, Umbarger, ? , Hart. Jim Hart. Beer and Butts.

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Phantom Dominoes: Vietnam and Containment in the 1960s

Phantom Dominoes: Vietnam and Containment in the 1960s . PO 326: American Foreign Policy. Vietnam: The Periphery Takes Center Stage.

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The Geography of Vietnam

The Geography of Vietnam. Vietnam is one of the ten countries that compose Southeast Asia It is bordered by China on the north, Cambodia and Laos on the west, the Gulf of Tonkin to the northeast, the Gulf of Thailand to the southwest, and the South China Sea to the east.

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The Geography of Vietnam

The Geography of Vietnam. Vietnam is one of the ten countries that compose Southeast Asia It is bordered by China on the north, Cambodia and Laos on the west, the Gulf of Tonkin to the northeast, the Gulf of Thailand to the southwest, and the South China Sea to the east.

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The Vietnam War 1950-1975

The Vietnam War 1950-1975. Purpose: To stop the spread of communism (containment) in Southeast Asia, the United States used its military to support South Vietnam. How is this a continuity from earlier American foreign policy?. U.S Presidents During the Vietnam War.

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John F. Kennedy The 35 th President

John F. Kennedy The 35 th President. By: Grant W. Murray. Background. Born: May 29, 1917 Graduated from Harvard in 1940 Joined the Navy PT Boat was Sunk in 1943 by Japanese Destroyer Kennedy Led Survivors to Safety Married Jacqueline Bouvier in 1953. Prelude to a Presidency.

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