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26 Cards in this Set

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Le Loi
Vietnamese military leader used guerrilla warfare agaist the chineses invaders in the 1400
Ho Chi Minh
World wanderer and man of many names
Vietminh
A resistance movement
Domino Theory
A theory hat nice you start losing you will keep losing
Ngo Dinh Diem
Former government official under the French
Vietcong
Rebel forces of the Vietnamese
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of defense had advised president Johnson
Tonkin Gulf Resolution
Gave president authority to take all necessary measures to repel any armed attack against the United States
Escalation
Or buildup of U.S. military forces in Vietnam
Operating rolling thunder
A bombing campaign against military targets in the north
Ho Chi Minh Trail
A network of jungle paths
Defoliants
Chemicals that strip the land of vegetation
Search and Destroy Missions
Attempted to drive the Vietcong from their hideouts
Pacification
Security teams
Doves
People who opposed the war
Hawks
People who supported the war
Students for a Democratic Society
A group that attracted a broad range of people
J. William Fulbright
Head of the foreign relations committee
Tet offensive
An attack during the Vietnamese new year
William Westmoreland
Commander of the U.S. forces in Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
Critic of the war
Robert F. Kennedy
Brother of John F. Kennedy
Richard J. Daley
Ordered helmeted police to control the crowd
George Wallace
Alabama governer
Henry Kissinger
Nixons key foreign policy adviser
Vietnamization
Which involved turning over the fighting to the south Vietnamese while gradually pulling out US troops