Vietnam War Exhibition Insights

Louise Mirrer, president and CEO of the New York Historical Society, introduces an exhibition on the Vietnam War from 1945 to 1975. The exhibition covers the presidencies leading to the war, stories from both Vietnam and America, and the protest movements. It aims to educate those who weren't alive during the war about its significant impact. The exhibition highlights experiences on the homefront and battlefields, with positive feedback from Vietnam veterans who see themselves represented. The exhibition is considered one of the best works by the society.

Who is the president and CEO of the New York Historical Society?

• Robert Brown

• Louise Mirror

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

What years does the Vietnam War exhibition cover?

• 1945 to 1975

• 1950 to 1970

• 1975 to 1995

• 1960 to 1980

Which two countries' stories are highlighted in the exhibition?

• America and Russia

• China and America

• Vietnam and America

• Vietnam and China

What is a significant reason for the exhibition's importance today?

• It is the largest exhibition ever

• It focuses on World War II

• Most people today were not born during the Vietnam War

• It celebrates a major anniversary

What aspect of the war does the exhibition pay special attention to?

• Technological advancements

• Political strategies

• Experiences on the homefront and battlefields

• Economic impacts

Who primarily provides feedback in the exhibition's comment books?

• Historians

• Students

• Vietnam War veterans

• Politicians

How have veterans reacted to the exhibition?

• Confused

• Positive and grateful

• Negative

• Indifferent

What did many Vietnam veterans not do before this exhibition?

• Write books

• Travel to Vietnam

• Visit exhibitions

• Speak out about their experiences

What is considered among the best work done by the New York Historical Society?

• The Vietnam War exhibition

• The American Revolution exhibition

• The World War II exhibition

• The Civil Rights Movement exhibition