Moving Toward Conflict. The French controlled most of what was known as Indochina from the 1800’s until the 1950’s – Ho Chi Minh, a Vietnamese communist,

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
The War Develops The Main Idea
Advertisements

The Roots of American Involvement
26.1 – GOING TO WAR IN VIETNAM French Indochina – French colonial area including Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia Ho Chi Minh – leader of the Vietnamese nationalist.
Why did the USA become increasingly involved in Vietnam?
30.1 Moving Towards Conflict
THE ROAD TO WAR IN VIETNAM MAIN IDEA: In Asia, the Cold War flared into actual wars supported mainly by the superpowers.
French Indochina War After WWII France attempts to reestablish it's rule in Vietnam U.S. provides France with Strengthen massive economic assistance and.
Describe the people and events that led to the start of the Vietnam War Key Terms: -Dien Bien Phu -Ho Chi Minh -Vietminh -Geneva Accords -Ngo Dinh Diem.
Today’s Agenda April 6, 2015 Read & discuss section 2 of chapter 15 Take notes on section Answer questions in order to show understanding of text. “I Can.
American History Chapter 29-1
Chapter 26 The Vietnam War.
VIETNAM. President Truman  Situation in Indochina was part of Cold War struggle against communism  Decided to support France in an effort to block communist.
Vietnam War Chapter 22 Section 1. Beginning French Indochina War France = trying to gain control back.
The Vietnam War Begins Essential Questions: 1)What is Vietnam’s colonial history? 2)What compromises were made at the Geneva conference? 3)Why was President.
Getting Into Vietnam Chapter 24, Section 1. Where the heck is Vietnam?
19.1 Going to War in Vietnam. Lesson Objectives 1. The students will be able to discuss what started the conflict in Vietnam. 2. The students will be.
Chapter 22 Vietnam Pages Terms to Know Containment Domino Theory Pacification Tonkin Gulf Resolution Vietnamization Ho Chi Minh Trail War Powers.
Moving Toward Conflict
30:1 Moving Toward Conflict
Moving Toward Conflict: Vietnam Main Idea To stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the US used its military to support South Vietnam.
Beginning of the Vietnam War. Pre-WWII – controlled by France Pre-WWII – controlled by France During WWII – controlled by Japan During WWII – controlled.
- Big Idea - The events in Vietnam eventually led to an armed struggle between the North and South. The United States continued it’s support because.
1 The Vietnam War (1954–1975). 2 3 South Vietnam North Vietnam United States The Players in Vietnam.
United States Involvement in Vietnam. The Roots of American Involvement U.S. involvement began in Vietnam in 1950 by financially supporting the French.
The Vietnam War Years Moving towards conflict. I. French Rule in Vietnam A) From the late 1800s until WWII France ruled over Vietnam B) They encountered.
From Aid to Intervention Ngo Dinh Diem was assassinated in August 1963 JFK was assassinated in November 1963 LBJ inherited the Vietnam conflict 16,000.
Vietnam Background Ho Chi Minh Viet Minh Domino Theory Geneva Accords Ngo Dinh Diem Viet Cong Ho Chi Minh Trail Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
Vietnam: Moving Toward Conflict Chapter 22 – Section 1.
Vietnam Timeline WWII (ended 1945): Japanese occupation of Indochina* 1945: Minh declared independence of all Vietnam : France re-asserted colonial.
30-1: Moving Toward Conflict. Background information The Players: Ho Chi Minh: Communist Leader of North Vietnam Vietminh: Communist group led by Ho Chi.
THE VIETNAM WAR UNIT: 7 Section 1. THE ROOTS OF AMERICAN INVOLVEMENT  Late 1800’s-WWII, France ruled Indochina (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia)  Ho Chi Minh.
Moving Toward Conflict Chapter 22 Section 1. French in Vietnam 1800’s – WWII France controlled Indochina (Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam) –Experienced unrest.
The Beginning of The Vietnam War Unit 4 Section 2 Part 7.
T HE U.S. TAKES CHARGE OF THE WAR. Lesson Students will analyze the events that led the United States into the Vietnam War.
The Vietnam War. Road to war  Vietnam had been a French Colony  Vietnam wanted independence from France after World War II.
The Vietnam War CHAPTER 30 LESSON #2. Roots of the Conflict  Vietnam was originally a French colony  Taken over by Japanese during WWII  Vietnamese.
Vietnam War History of Conflicts in Vietnam. France During the 1800’s France controlled the areas of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia Up until 1945 the area.
The Vietnam War: America’s Longest War Chapter 29.1.
The Vietnam War: The War Unfolds. VIETNAM - Beginnings The United States entered the Vietnam War to defeat Communist forces threatening South.
Vietnam War U.S. History 11. French Rule in Vietnam a. 1800’s –WWII b. Indochina (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia) c. Growing opposition from Vietnamese d. Restricted.
The Vietnam War Begins EQ: What was the progression of events that led to the U.S. becoming involved in Vietnam?
Origins of the Vietnam War
The United States Gets involved in Vietnam
America’s Involvement in Vietnam
Chapter 30: Vietnam Era Section 2: War in Vietnam
Moving towards conflict
U.S. Intervention and Escalation in Vietnam.
Moving Toward Conflict in Vietnam
Vietnam Timeline.
Vietnam.
The Vietnam War.
Getting Into Vietnam.
WARM UP – December 1 Using your notes from yesterday, answer the following questions on a post it: 1. What two sections was Korea divided into following.
Conflict in Vietnam THE MOST SERIOUS AND DEADLY EVENT OF THE COLD WAR TOOK PLACE IN VIETNAM, A COUNTRY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. BY THE EARLY 1880S ALL OF VIETNAM.
Vietnam War.
The Vietnam War.
Phones UP NOTES OUT Get ready to present with your group!!!
Background to the Conflict
Good Morning Vietnam! Unit 11.
Moving towards conflict
Chapter 22.1: Moving Toward Conflict
Vietnam…the beginning
The Vietnam War Part 2: Increased U.S Involvement ( )
Moving towards conflict
Good Morning Vietnam! Unit 11.
Vietnam War The Beginnings.
Vietnam War Pt 1 The Origins of the War.
Module 16 – The Vietnam war
Good Morning Vietnam! Ch 30 notes.
Warm Up 4.1 What do you know about the Vietnam War? Do you have any family stories about the Vietnam era?
Presentation transcript:

Moving Toward Conflict

The French controlled most of what was known as Indochina from the 1800’s until the 1950’s – Ho Chi Minh, a Vietnamese communist, led the resistance against the French He founded an organization called the Vietminh, who fought against the French – In the 1940’s and 1950’s, the French were losing their hold on Vietnam and the US began helping Eisenhower believed in the domino theory, in which if one country went communist, the neighboring countries would become communist – The French surrendered their control of Vietnam in 1954 In the Geneva Accords the country was divided at the 17 th parallel into a nationalist South and a communist North – An election was supposed to be held in 1956 to unify the country

Primary Source Guiding Question: What did LBJ think about going to war in Vietnam? Highlight or underline anything in the primary source that can help you answer the guiding question Write a word summary of what the source has to say about the guiding question

Creating Timelines Read “The United States Steps In” and “President Johnson Expands the Conflict” on pages Make a timeline showing at least seven events that led up to increased US involvement in Vietnam

Ngo Dinh Diem, the president of South Vietnam, refuses to participate in elections in 1956 – The US supports his decision because communists were expected to win

The Vietcong, a communist opposition group in the South, begins fighting in 1957 – They were supported by Ho Chi Minh and used both terrorism and guerilla warfare tactics

Kennedy comes into office in 1961 and supports Diem – Provides money and 16,000 military personnel as “advisers”

In 1963, Buddhist monks begin using self- immolation as a form of protest against Diem’s persecution of Buddhism

The US helps overthrow Ngo Dinh Diem on November 1, 1963

The Tonkin Gulf Resolution is adopted by Congress on August 7, 1964 – Gave Johnson authority over military action in Vietnam – Given in response to an “attack” on a US Navy destroyer off the North Korean coast

LBJ launches Operation Rolling Thunder and increases US involvement in 1965 – Rolling Thunder was a bombing campaign in North Vietnam – 50,000 troops were in Vietnam by June

SCR Practice Guiding Question: How did the US get into a war in Vietnam? Come up with three main ideas that would help answer the guiding question – Main ideas should be connected with the question and represent your own thinking and analysis – Include detailed evidence to prove each of your main ideas