French in Vietnam
This is the side the US supported in the First Indochina War.
Who are the French?
This is the fate of the President of South Vietnam.
What is assassination?
This is JFK's Vice President.
Who is LBJ?
LBJ lied and told Congress that North Vietnamese patrol boats had attacked American destroyers on this many occasions.
What is 2?
This is how the public responded to the draft.
What is riots and demonstrations?
Name 1 of the resources France was extracting from Vietnam.
What is coal, iron ore, petroleum, mercury, and tin?
This is nation that South Vietnam asked for help.
What is the US?
This is who assassinated JFK.
Who is Lee Harvey Oswald?
This is what the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution gave the President the ability to do.
What is "take all necessary measures to repel any armed attack"?
This is why the 26th Amendment was passed.
What is kids being old enough to fight but not old enough to vote?
This was the communist leader who organized forces against the French.
Who is Ho Chi Minh?
This is the line that divided North from South.
What is the 17th Parallel?
This is JFK's wife.
Who is Jacqueline or Jackie Kennedy?
These are the 2 purposes of dropping Agent Orange in Vietnam.
What is destroying enemy cover and food sources?
During protests and demonstrations, kids would burn these to show their anger.
What are draft cards?
This the is the type of assistance that the US offered to the French.
What is financial?
These are the 2 countries that North Vietnam sought aid from.
What are China and Russia?
This is the city that JFK was assassinated in.
What is Dallas?
These are the 2 long term effects of dropping Agent Orange on Vietnam.
What are cancer and birth defects?
This is how many people protested in Washington DC.
This is the battle that the Vietnamese massacred the French in a valley.
What is Dien Bien Phu?
This was the President of South Vietnam.
Who is Ngo Dinh Diem?
This is the day that JFK was assassinated.
What is November 22, 1963?
This highly flammable sticky jelly is used in incendiary bombs and flamethrowers.
What is napalm?
This is how many conscripts fled to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War.
What is 70,000?