Vietnam and the Cold War

The Tet Offensive was a turning point in the war because it further widened the...

What officially ended US troop presence in South Vietnam?

Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Bay of Pigs invasion

What was the nickname for the anti-war protesters?

What was built in 1961 that stood as a symbol of the Cold War?

What was not an outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

According to the Geneva Accords, what divided North and South Vietnam?

What gave the president increased war making powers?

Who were the resistance fighters we were fighting against in Vietnam?

Who was the Vietnamese nationalist who wanted an independent and communist Vietnam?

What was one way to avoid being drafted?

Why did we think Vietnam was worth fighting for in the first place?

Who did the US support as the leader of South Vietnam?

What did congress pass after the war to try and lessen the presidents war making power?

What leaked classified documents proved that the government had not been truthful about the war

What weapon is this picture an example of?

Which group began setting themselves on fire as acts of protests against Diem?

Who was the Democrat front runner that was assassinated in 1968?

What chemical was used in Vietnam to kill vegetation but has been linked to cancer?

What event cast a negative light on the US Army and turned some people against the troops?

How did Kennedy respond to the Cuban Missile Crisis?

What did Nixon do to force North Vietnam back to the negotiating table?

Who attempted to win the Democrat nomination in 1968 on an anti war platform?

What was Nixon's plan for "Peace with Honor?"

Who was the Secretary of Defense that encouraged Johnson to Americanize the war?