'Vietnamese army' presentation slideshows

Day 1 Notes US Gets Involved in Vietnam

Day 1 Notes US Gets Involved in Vietnam. The Early Days: French Indochina. 1880s to WWII- Vietnam part of French Indochina WWII Japan occupies Indochina Ho Chi Minh leads a group opposing foreign occupation (Viet Minh) After WWII Ho Chi Minh creates Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Where is Vietnam? Why did we get involved in Vietnam? What do you think you know about Vietnam?. Bell Ringer. What is Guerilla Warfare? What did Hawks/Doves tell LBJ to do about Vietnam? What is a Hippie?. CH 50-52: Vietnam. History of Vietnam.

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BELL QUIZ: USE PAGES 730-735

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Turn your homework into the box Study your Vietnam notes Section I. A-E

Turn your homework into the box Study your Vietnam notes Section I. A-E. Who started the Vietnamese Nationalist Group? What was the group called? What two countries fought in French Indochina war? What is the name of the mountain town where the French were defeated?

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The Land I Lost: Adventures of a Boy in Vietnam from the book by Huynh Quang Nhuong

The Land I Lost: Adventures of a Boy in Vietnam from the book by Huynh Quang Nhuong. Powerpoint presentation by Carol Harms, JSD 171, Orofino, ID http://www.opencourtresources.com. The conquest of Vietnam by France began in 1858 and was

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The Late Cold War Era: Part II

The Late Cold War Era: Part II. Indochina. France left Indochina in 1954 An international conference was held in Geneva, Switzerland Ended French rule Laos and Cambodia became independent Temporarily partitioned Vietnam at the 17 th parallel Communist North under control of Ho Chi Minh

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Cold War

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Chapter 29, Section 2

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Patrick Vaughan and Laura Hess

1969-1974. Richard Nixon. By. Patrick Vaughan and Laura Hess. Domestic Issues. revenue sharing end of the draft new anticrime laws broad environmental program. appointed conservative Justices to the Supreme Court American astronauts made the first moon landing

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19.3 War Winds Down

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Vietnam: Review

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Reasons for US defeat

Reasons for US defeat. Soldiers. Morale was low in the army Soldiers were conscripted at a very young age Inexperienced, usually sent back to US after a short time This meant soldiers in Vietnam were always inexperienced. Soldiers were also not committed, there was not much of an incentive.

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War to Detente

War to Detente. Vietnamization. Nixon wants to leave S. Vietnam but he did not want it to become communist. Americans were training the S. Vietnamese Army Nixon began a slow withdraw of Vietnam. Peace to Escalation.

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Gorilla /Guerrilla

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