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Write on the FOUR Essay Questions below. Be as full and specific as possible; answer in about 150 words.
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Supporters and critics of the U.S. War in Vietnam agree on virtually nothing except that America's war in Vietnam was a failure. Describe and explain each side's views on such issues as the war's basic nature, causes of failure, what should have been done differently, and what lessons the United States should learn from this experience. |
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Discuss the Mississippi Freedom Summer Project of 1964 and the civil rights march from Selma, Alabama, to Montgomery, Alabama, the following year. What were their common goals? What was the outcome of each? |
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On what variety of grounds did Martin Luther King, Jr., argue that nonviolent direct action was the best method for fighting social injustice and achieving progress? |
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Describe American feminism as it emerged in the 1960s. How did different feminist groups define their goals, and what means and approaches did they use to try to achieve them? |
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Running head: HISTORY QUESTION
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The Vietnam War involved the northern and southern part of Vietnam. North Vietnam was
backed by China and Russia while South Vietnam was supported by the US. The northern part
won after the withdrawal of the US troops in South Vietnam, weakening its forces and
subsequently leading to its defeat (Kort, 2017). The loss was a total failure on the US because it
was defeated by a backward country and failed to control communism from propagating. The
critics argued that the US did not first gauge the kind of war they were getting into. This
misjudgment led to the defeat. They also violated the decree of military leaders who warned
against ground combat involvement in Asia due to what happened in World War II. The US
should learn that a strong military unit is not a guarantee for victory in war. Furthermore
strategizing first before gettin...
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