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WorksheetsUnit 3 Review Quizizz - USC
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What was Vietnam a part of when it was controlled by France?
Indochina
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
NATO
Warsaw Pact
What was the outcome of the Indochina War in 1954?
French victory at Dien Bien Phu
Vietnamese victory at Dien Bien Phu
U.S. intervention
Geneva Accords
What did the Geneva Accords accomplish?
Unified Vietnam under communist rule
Split Vietnam along the 17th parallel
Ended U.S. involvement in Vietnam
Established NATO
Which country was influenced by the Soviets and the Warsaw Pact?
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Which country was influenced by the U.S. and NATO?
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
What was the U.S. role in South Vietnam after the Geneva Accords?
Full military support
Financial aid and advisors
No involvement
Air strikes
Until what year did the U.S. only provide financial aid and advisors to South Vietnam?
1964
1954
1975
1946
What event allegedly involved a U.S. battleship in the Gulf of Tonkin?
Attack by a North Vietnamese ship
Attack by a South Vietnamese ship
Attack by a Chinese ship
Attack by a Soviet ship
What did Congress pass to allow the President to act in Vietnam without a war declaration?
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Vietnam War Act
Presidential War Powers Act
Southeast Asia Treaty
What was Lyndon Johnson's approach to Vietnam enabled by?
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Paris Peace Accords
Geneva Conference
SEATO Agreement
What action did Johnson take as part of his Vietnam strategy?
Sent the first ground troops to Vietnam
Withdrew troops from Vietnam
Signed a peace treaty with Vietnam
Established a trade embargo on Vietnam
What was one of the failures of Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam policy?
The Tet Offensive
The Paris Peace Accords
The Geneva Conference
The SEATO Agreement
What was a consequence of the Vietnam War for Lyndon Johnson's political career?
He chose not to run for reelection in 1968
He was impeached
He was re-elected
He resigned from office
How did Richard Nixon's approach to Vietnam differ from his predecessors?
He ran his campaign on a very different approach
He continued the same policies
He increased troop numbers significantly
He immediately withdrew all troops
What was the outcome of the Vietnamization plan?
Successful withdrawal of U.S. troops
Continuation of draft and bombing campaigns
Immediate peace agreement
Complete military victory
What was the impact of the Watergate Scandal on public trust?
Increased trust in government
No change in public opinion
Decreased trust in government
Strengthened presidential power
What action did Nixon take before being impeached due to the Watergate Scandal?
He resigned
He was acquitted
He was impeached
He was re-elected
What was one of the goals of the Women’s Movement?
Employment for women
Military service for women
Political office for women
Educational reform for women
Which of the following was a goal related to reproductive rights in the Women’s Movement?
Equal pay
Birth control and abortion
Voting rights
Educational opportunities
Why were people against the Vietnam War?
The U.S. was not allowing Vietnamese people to choose their own system of government.
The U.S. was supporting the Vietnamese government.
The U.S. was providing economic aid to Vietnam.
The U.S. was promoting peace talks.
