The Cold War Continues…in Vietnam

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The Cold War Continues…in Vietnam

Before the Vietnam war: French Imperialism led them to take Vietnam as a colony: French Indo-China Nationalists inside Vietnam wanted to end French rule and demanded independence Ho Chi Minh: influenced by Communist theory and trained by the Soviet Union to promote worldwide revolution Lived in exile and gathered support for revolution with other Vietnamese exiles Ho Chi Minh

During the war, Vietnam was occupied by…yep, you guessed it…Japan! During World War II: During the war, Vietnam was occupied by…yep, you guessed it…Japan! Ho Chi Minh returns to Vietnam to fight against the Japanese He forms the Viet Minh – a Communist-majority independence movement and adopts the name Ho Chi Minh which means “Bringer of Light”

In 1946, war breaks out between the Viet Minh and France After World War II After the Japanese were defeated, the Viet Minh declare their independence…the French disagree! In 1946, war breaks out between the Viet Minh and France After 8 long years of war, Vietnam is left divided at 17 degrees north latitude -Communist North and a non-Communist South – the French withdraw

US Reaction: The US fears that the Communist north will try to reunite Vietnam into one Communist nation Communist guerilla fighters (supported by Ho Chi Minh) inside South Vietnam, called the Viet Cong, attack the South Vietnamese government Domino theory – the US believes if Vietnam falls to communism, the other Southeast Asia countries will too! By 1965, the US begins to send troops

The us goes to war: Following the policy of containment, President Lyndon Johnson sends thousands of US troops into South Vietnam to defeat the Viet Cong and support the South Vietnamese After years of fighting, the US cannot defeat the Viet Cong or stop the supply line to North Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh Trail) – thousands of US troops are killed The Viet Cong’s guerilla tactics make it impossible for the US to defeat them The longer the conflict lasts, the stronger the anti-war movement becomes in the US

The us withdraws: By the time Nixon became president, the US wanted an end to the war Plan: gradually withdraw and let South Vietnam take over the fight Result: in 1975 South Vietnam was defeated by the Communist North after US troops withdrew Considered America’s first “loss” Today, Vietnam is one Communist nation – they renamed the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon to Ho Chi Minh City – ouch!