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the vietnam war became one of the painful moments in the history of the United States.... the vietnam war became one of the painful moments in the history of the United States.... From political to economic and international relations explanations, public opinions of the vietnam war vary across individuals and countries.... More often than not, the vietnam war is believed to be the sign of the U.... s power arrogance, although it is possible to assume that the vietnam war also resulted from the domestic bureaucracy and balance of power concerns in America during the Cold War....
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Johnson to retract the United States' position in the vietnam war.
... Following such notion, it would be rightful to assert that indeed, the Peace Movement truly helped end the vietnam war.... The US' involvement in the vietnam war was also the main focus of the government of the popular and assassinated president of the United States, John F.... But the involvement of the United States to the vietnam war went on until the entire duration of President Lyndon B....
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This paper ''War in Vietnam'' tells that It is difficult to explain America's involvement in the vietnam war.... robably the best person to answer the vietnam question was Ngo Dinah Diem who capably led the charge of South Vietnam.... It was the emotional defeat, the defeat of intelligence, the political defeat, the defeat of calculation, the defeat of the entire plan and purpose of the war that so staggered the nation that it is still trying to come to terms with the questions of the war to which different analysts are providing different answers (Mackubin Thomas Owens)....
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Was the vietnam war a design politique of the US Government?... The author of the present paper "vietnam war: An American Design or Mistake" aims to reveal United States's relations to war in Vietnam, its purposes, political and economical factors of such American foreign policy.... Kennedy and Johnson to Nixon's time, vietnam war continued as an extended attempt to pursue United States' foreign policy of containment of Communism in favor of establishing liberal institutions and enabling expansion of democratic regimes not only in Europe but also in Middle East, Asia and East Asia....
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the vietnam war has been described as the epic struggle against imperialism, where the North Vietnamese fought against the Americans to save their country from all types of imperialistic, foreign political motives.... Thus, in a wider perspective the vietnam war can be read as the battle of ideas – communism of North Vietnamese supported by the Soviet Union and its allies versus the capitalism of South Vietnamese supported by the U.... Who really won the battle of Vietnam is still a disputed question, as the war has been interpreted by many from various sides....
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This essay "Reasons the vietnam war" is about the war that is considered to be one of the most significant conflicts of the twentieth century and one of the most controversial wars that the US has ever faced.... During the nine years of official American involvement in the vietnam war, just over two million Vietnamese and 58,219 Americans lost their lives.... But this does not entirely make up the reason why the vietnam war is so important.... ndrew Wiest (2002) explored this aspect in his book, the vietnam war: In each case the scale of the threats precluded the use of massive force, so avoiding the buildup to a nuclear exchange....
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This paper 'The Causes of the vietnam war' will explore in detail the various factors that led to the vietnam war.... the vietnam war was one of the most important wars that the world has ever seen.... This stage in Vietnam's history would be the foundation of the pivotal factors that would be examined by this paper – all of which would contribute to the second vietnam war.... The first Indochina war erupted, ending decades of French colonization....
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The paper "Viewpoints Regarding the vietnam war" discusses the courage that King shows, to stand up, against the administration of his own country, in an attempt to defend the basic rights of people living on the other side of the earth is worthy of great admiration.... Martin Luther King's views regarding the vietnam war and its effects was something that was motivated by the concerns that he held close to his heart, Christian and race-related.... Though King's speech is a clear articulation affirming the value of human life and liberty, my analysis would attempt to both analyse and question his perspective regarding the vietnam war....
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