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1. Ho Chi Minh (849)

2. Why does Truman support the French even though American policy is anti-colonialism (849)

3. Eisenhower's Domino Theory (850)

4. The Battle at Dien Bien Phu (850)

5. National Liberation Front (NLF) (851)

6. Vietcong (VC) (851)

7. Ngo Dinh Diem and why does JFK support him (851)

8. The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (852)

9. Operation Rolling Thunder (853-854)

10. General William Westmoreland and his "Americanization" of the war (854)

11. Napalm (854)

12. Agent Orange (854)

13. Describe Ho Chi Minh's and the VC's type of warfare (854-856)

14. Describe some of the weapons and dangers that US soldiers had to face (856-857)

15. How does the escalation of fighting in Vietnam harm LBJ's "Great Society" legislation (858-859)

16. Senator J. William Fulbright (859)

17. Why did many think the draft process was unfair to certain groups of Americans (860-861)

18. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and examples of what they did (862)

19. The "Credibility Gap" (862)

20. The Tet Offensive (863)

21. The effect of the Tet Offensive on American morale (863)

22. Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford's recommendation to LBJ (863)

23. The 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago and its effects on the election of 1968 (864-866)

24. "Peace with Honor" (867)

25. Nixon's "Southern Strategy" (867)

26. The "Silent Majority" (867)

27. Prisoner of War (POW) (869)

28. Nixon's Vietnamization policy (869)

29. The Kent State and Jackson State tragedies (870)

30. The My Lai Massacre (871)

31. The Pentagon Papers (871)

32. The 1973 Paris Peace Accords (872)

33. The impact of the Fall of Saigon in 1975 (872)

34. The Khmer Rouge (873)

35. Why were so many US soldiers not treated like the heroes that they were when they came home (874-875)

36. The War Powers Act of 1973 (875)

37. Henry Kissinger and how he worked with Nixon (877)

38. Realpolitik (877)

39. The three reasons Nixon wants to open up diplomatic relations with China (877-878)

40. "Ping-Pong Diplomacy" and how Nixon used it in talks with Zhou Enlai (878)

41. Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT I) (878)

42. Detente and how Nixon applied it to the USSR and China (878-879)