WorksheetsCh. 22 Vietnam
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
_____ was the United States’ main goal in Vietnam.
Reunifying Vietnam
Containing the spread of Communism
Upholding the Geneva Accords
Negotiating a cease-fire agreement with North Vietnam
Vietnamese rebels who fought against the South Vietnamese and American forces?
Hawks
Vietcong
Ho Chi Ming
Vietminh
Publication of this revealed that the Johnson and Nixon administrations had lied to the public about its intentions in Vietnam.
Pentagon Papers
War Powers Act
Vietnamization
Geneva Accords
During the protests at _____, 4 students were killed causing the U.S. to become even more divided about the Vietnam War.
Birmingham, Alabama
Bowling Green University
Ball State University
Kent State University
This organization was formed to fight against police brutality and urged violent resistance against whites.
Black Panthers
Freedom Riders
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Southern Christian Leadership Committee
This allowed Communists in North Vietnam to supply weapons to the Vietcong in South Vietnam.
Geneva Accords
Tonkin Gulf Resolution
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Operation Rolling Thunder
Reasons the United States troops struggled in defeating the Vietnamese
Conditions of the jungle
Hit-and-run attacks
North Vietnam's refusal to surrender
All of the above
Differences between what President Johnson was telling the American people and what was reported on television created this
War of attrition
Credibility gap
Silent majority
Geneva Accords
During the Vietnam War they tried to change feelings of America to "Peace and Love"
Black Panthers
Silent Majority's
Hippies
Hawks
The murdering of over 200 Vietnamese civilians by U.S. troops shocked Americans when it was finally revealed to the public
Khmer Rouge
Operation Rolling Thunder
Invasion of Cambodia
My Lai Massacre
During the Vietnam War what was the main purpose of introducing the "body count"?
to persuade Americans that a Vietcong surrender was close to happening
to motivate U.S. soldiers for revenge
To build anti-war feelings in the United States
To show that the war could not be won without U.S. involvement
