This test will assess your knowledge over materials from chapter 19, Vietnam.
Protests organized by Students for a Democratic Society
Military defeats
Violent police responses to antiwar speeches
Media coverage of the war
It empowered the Vietnamese to run their own government
He hoped it would give South Vietnamese leaders enough time to create a stable anti-Communist government
It would bring American troops home immediately
He believed it would win the war
By instituting a representative democracy
By killing all who opposed him
By redistributing land from large estates to peasants
By favoring Catholics
Strengthened rather than weakened the Vietcong
Buildup of U.S. air power
Destruction of the Ho Chi Minh Trail
Severe weakening of the Vietcong's will to fight
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Khmer Rouge
Khe Sanh
War was highly valued in Vietnamese culture
Civilians resented being moved off their land and having their homes destroyed
The mountainous jungle made detection of the enemy difficult
Officials often inflated body counts reported by units in the field
A group organized by Ho Chi Minh during WWII to resist the Japanese occupation
Vietnamese people who supported French rule
Protesters who used civil disobedience to fight for Vietnamese rights
French soldiers who fought the Vietnamese
Overthrow Ngo Dinh Diem
Counter the Tet Offensive
Help the French retain their colony
Display U.S. strength and resolve
U.S. losses during the Tet offensive
Pacification
Vietnamization
The end of the draft
The strategy of dropping strings of bombs to destroy large areas
The belief that if one country entered a war, neighboring countries would quickly follow
The belief that if one country fell to communism, neighboring countries would quickly follow
A system for aiding S. Vietnamese civilians
To make it easier to land U.S. planes on the trail
To destroy farms and villages that were near the trail
To expose those areas of the trail that were hidden in the jungle, making it easier for planes to see enemy supply routes
To disrupt the flow of troops and supplies from South Vietnam to Laos
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ho Chi Minh
Bien Denh Phu
Dong Ken Rho
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
The deferment program
The avoidance system
The lottery system
The Equal Draft Program of 1964
Youth's Right to Vote Act of 1967
Voting Age Act of 1968
26th Amendment
25th Amendment
27th Amendment
Tet Offensive
My Lai massacre
Attack on Khe Sanh
Attack on Sai Pan
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
NAACP
Doves
Students for a Democratic Society
Students for a Democratic Tomorrow
People for a Free Vietnam
Walter Cronkite
Henry Kissinger
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Daley
Ho Chi Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Minh Poh Dak
Van Doh Phu
Bruce King
William Westmoreland
Henry Kissinger
Richard Daley
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