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Vietnam & Its Legacy Chapter 22.5 Pullout begins President Richard Nixon finds negotiations not progressing National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger works on new plan Vietnaminzation – South Vietnamese troops take over

“Peace with Honor” Nixon calls for “peace with honor” to maintain U.S. dignity Orders bombing of North Vietnam, Vietcong hideouts in Laos, Cambodia Picture of Henry Kissinger

Trouble at Home Silent Majority, moderate, mainstream people who support the war https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfOx2AQOW1A 1.5 million college students close down 1,200 campuses due to violence

My Lai Massacre News breaks that U.S. platoon massacred civilians in My Lai village Lt. William Calley, Jr. in command, is convicted, imprisoned

Violence on Campus National Guard kills 4 in confrontation at Kent State University Guardsmen kill 2 during confrontation at Jackson State in Mississippi

“Peace is at Hand” 1971, 60% think U.S. should withdraw from Vietnam Congress calls for end to war; peace signed January 1973

Fall of Saigon Cease-fire breaks down; South surrenders after North invades 1975 Communists put 400,000 South Vietnamese in labor camps; 1.5. million flee                                                                                                   

American Veterans Cope Back Home 58,000 Americans, over 2 million North, South Vietnamese die in war Returning veterans face indifference, hostility at home About 15% develop post traumatic stress disorder

The Legacy of Vietnam Government abolishes military draft 1973 Congress passes War Powers Act President must inform Congress within 48 hours of deploying troops 90 maximum deployment without Congressional Approval War contributes to cynicism about government, political leaders