Vietnam war, politics and class

Vietnam War , Politics and Class

The Vietnam War was the most contentious and the longest wars in the history of America . In the Vietnam War nearly fifty nine thousand Americans and three million Vietnamese were killed . The nation was split and the army of United States was ruined and the war brought down the president . This led to America 's opening to Communist China and the Soviet Union for arms control . The war also negatively impacted the foreign policies of America and domestic politics for the next thirty years (Daugherty

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Vietnam War changed the political stand of America due to several domestic and international factors . The international stand of the United States is based on the political and military policies while domestic issues comprise protest within the nation for social reason and the major reason is the buy out availed by the rich to stay away from the war

The Vietnam War went on for sixteen long years , from 1959 to 1975 . The North Vietnamese and the National Liberation Front (NLF ) were in conflict with United States forces and the South Vietnamese army . The Vietnamese fought for their independence from France from 1946 to 1954 during the First Indo China War . This war resulted in Vietnam temporarily splitting into North and South Vietnam . The war began soon after the Geneva Conference in 1954 . The Vietnamese Communists wanted a united Vietnam under Communist rule and they also opposed France . North Vietnam was controlled by Vietnamese Communists . The South was controlled...