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The president who increased troop numbers the most in Vietnam was Johnson.
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The counterculture movement of the late 1960s and 1970s influenced U.S. views of the Vietnam War by pressuring the government to end the war through protests.
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The final result of the Vietnam War was that U.S. troops left the country, North Vietnamese forces conquered South Vietnam and unified the country under communism.
Which president increased troop numbers the most in Vietnam?
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Responses
Johnson
Johnson
Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Kennedy
Question 6
How did the counterculture movement of the late 1960s and 1970s influence the U.S. views of the Vietnam War?(1 point)
Responses
Many members of the counterculture imitated parts of Vietnamese culture.
Many members of the counterculture imitated parts of Vietnamese culture.
Many members of the counterculture were concerned about the spread of drugs.
Many members of the counterculture were concerned about the spread of drugs.
The counterculture pressured the government to end the war through protests.
The counterculture pressured the government to end the war through protests.
The counterculture strongly supported the idea of ending Communism in Vietnam.
The counterculture strongly supported the idea of ending Communism in Vietnam.
Question 7
What was the final result of the Vietnam War?(1 point)
Responses
U.S. troops left the country, North Vietnamese forces conquered South Vietnam and unified the country under communism
U.S. troops left the country, North Vietnamese forces conquered South Vietnam and unified the country under communism
US troops remain in South Vietnam to maintain control against North Vietnam today
US troops remain in South Vietnam to maintain control against North Vietnam today
US troops stayed in Vietnam until South Vietnam gained control and spread democracy to North Vietnam
US troops stayed in Vietnam until South Vietnam gained control and spread democracy to North Vietnam
US troops left and South Vietnam remained democratic and North Vietnam remained communist
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