US History Chapter 21

Congress approved _ plan to cut off enemy supply lines by bombing Cambodia.

People known as _ wanted to end the Vietnam War.

goal of ending the war without appearing defeated

The Democratic _ in 1968 was marked by disagreements over candidates and the war

Most U.S. soldiers who served Vietnam were _.

_ refused to allow South Vietnam to participate in reunification elections.

After the war, more than 2,000 U.S. soliders were _

release from the draft

The _ held that if Vietnam became communist, so would all of Southeast Asia.

A communist guerrilla force within South Vietnam called the _ fought Ngo Dinh Diem's gov.

Vietnamese nationalist leader

The _ was a supply route that led to South Vietnam through North Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.

The _ Amendment lowered the voting age to 18 from 21

The policy of sending more U.S. troops to Vietnam was called _.

The _ divided North and South Vietnam.

Powerful antiwar group

South Vietnamese capital city captured in April 1975 by North Vietnamese forces

Gunfire between North Vietnam and the United States in the _ led to air raids on North Vietnam.

Policy of gradually turning all fighting over the South Vietnamese army

The U.S. Army used _ to find enemy troops and supplies.

The agreement to remove U.S. troops from Vietnam was known as the _.

Commander of U.S. ground forces in Vietnam

At the end of the war, some 1 million Vietnamese children were

The Cambodian communist army was called the _.

The antiwar movement was _ .

Requires congressional approval if the president wants to send U.S. troops into combat

U.S. troops attacked many villages in _ .

People who wanted the US to continue with the war until the US won it.

series of air strikes intended to end North Vietnam's ability to go to war

The _ was a Vietnamese nationalist fighting force that fought the Japanese during World War II.

Cambodia was not affected by the Vietnam War.