The invasion of this country triggered the Kent State protests
What is Cambodia
This operation was the name for an extensive bombing campaign conducted by the US army
What is Rolling Thunder?
The passage of this marked the unofficial true beginning of America's entry in the Vietnam War
What is the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?
The leader of North Vietnam during the conflict
Who is Ho Chi Minh
This foreign policy stipulated that if one country became communist, neighboring countries would as well
What is Domino Theory?
What is the draft?
Although technically a military loss, this attack by the NVA and VC was a psychological victory as it turned public opinion against the Vietnam War
What is the Tet Offensive?
These actions called for a temporary division of Vietnam, with elections set to occur in 2 years, along with Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos becoming independent
What are the Geneva Accords?
Besides the NVA, the US and South Vietnamese army fought this guerrilla group as well
Who is the Viet Cong?
Due to its coverage on nightly news, Vietnam was known as this war
What is the television war?
A lot of anti-war protests took place on these campuses
What are college campuses?
The VC adopted this style of warfare, taking advantage of their knowledge of the jungle terrain
What is guerrilla warfare?
What is France?
He was the anti-communist leader of South Vietnam who was supported by the US before his assassination
Who is Ngo Dinh Diem?
Before becoming independent, Vietnam was known as this
What is Indochina?
This was the worst atrocity committed by US marines during the war
What is the My Lai Massacre?
This US President ushered in the program of Vietnamization, which called for a reduction of US troops gradually while providing the tools necessary for South Vietnam to defend itself
Who is Richard Nixon?
These programs, meant to declare a war on poverty and help the impoverished in America close the wealth gap, was put on ice due to spending needed to fund the Vietnam War
What is the Great Society?
The North Vietnamese army used this to help supply the VC in South Vietnam with essential resources and supplies
Before the end of the 300 day grace period, the US offered this program which was meant to supply necessary medical supplies and travel to those wishing to travel to South Vietnam following the passage of the Geneva Accords
After the US pulled out of the conflict, the US embassy in this city fell on April 30, 1975
What is Saigon?
The bloodiest battle during the Tet offensive took place in this city
What is Hue?