Diplomacy Chapter 25 Discussion Questions. *Why does the US go to war? Compare and contrast the reasons in the 19 th, 20 th and 21 st centuries.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Why Did Australia Fight In The Vietnam War?

Advertisements

 WARM- UP 1. WHAT IS THIS CARTOON SAYING AND WHAT ERA IS THIS FROM? EXPLAIN HOW THIS IS INCENSITIVE AND RACIST?

Bell Work 4/28 1.What were the two main countries involved in the Cold War? 2.What was the central US foreign policy goal during the Cold War? 3.What two.

Origins of Vietnam Unit 6, Section 2, Lesson 1.

War in Southeast Asia Chapter Indochina After WWII 30 years of conflict French colonialism American Japan Overran Indochina.

Chapter 25 Section 1 The Cold War Begins Section 1 Origins of the Vietnam War Describe the reasons that the United States helped the French fight the Vietnamese.

What are the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in the terms of containment of Communism? SS7H3e: The students will explain the reasons.

Chapter 19 Section 1 Part 1. Colonization of Vietnam From the late 1800s, France ruled Vietnam, calling the land, French Indochina.

Objectives Describe the reasons that the United States helped the French fight the Vietnamese. Identify ways in which the United States opposed communism.

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.

Origins of the Vietnam War

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.

 Communism- A form of government based on a command economic system. Citizens do not own private property or the means of production (resources). Communism.

C. Containment Policy (Truman Doctrine). The Events of the Cold War were a C.O.N.F.L.I.C.T. between the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R.

Reasoning Behind Vietnam War By: Tyler Igo. French Conflict Before World War 2, French empire controlled Vietnam During World War 2 they lost control.

Chapter 22 Vocab Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh/ Vietminh Leader of the Vietnamese independence movement who also embraced communism. Founded the Vietminh…the League.

EQ: Why did Americans disagree about the Vietnam War?

Do Now I volunteered….Ever since the American Revolution my family had people in all the different wars, and that was always the thing- when your country.

Vietnam Memorial Washington D.C.. Vietnam Memorial.

Aim: How did the Cold War effect Vietnam? VOCABULARY QUIZ ON COLD WAR MONDAY!!! Vietnam Conflict/War: Between the French and Vietnamese, as France was.

Vietnam War Objective Questions – 1) Briefly explain what happened in Vietnam that caused the US to get involved (include France, Ho Chi Minh, and the.

Map Exercise 1946 Iron Curtain By the end of the year students will assess the intentions of US policies and their roles in global affairs during and.

War in Korea The Cold War Spreads Around the Globe.

Post WWII Vietnam. French Indochina From the late 1800s until WWII France ruled Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia as part of French Indochina. They exported.

ALLIES  France  United States  Pres. JFK  Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson  Gen. Westmoreland  Robert McNamara  Pres. Richard Nixon COMMUNISTS.

The Sixties: “The Times They are a-Changin”

SS7H3e Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism.. Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict.

TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Origins of the Vietnam War.

Origins of the Vietnam War Chapter 16 Section 1. Kennedy and Nixon O Shared a vision for a better America in the 1960’s O Still against Communism!!! O.

Do Now:. I. Southeast Asia after WWII After WWII, an area known as Indochina was controlled by the French. Most people in this area wanted their independence,

The US focuses on Vietnam Ch. 30 section 1. Early American involvement The Growth of Vietnamese Nationalism – Vietnam ruled by France. Official name:

 In the early 1900’s the French controlled a section of Southeast Asia known as French Indochina.  Nationalist movements began in a section of French.

Today’s Objective We will explain reasons why the United States got involved in the Vietnam War. Sub-Objective We will describe the impact of events such.

Chapter 20 Vocab Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh/ Vietminh Leader of the Vietnamese independence movement who also embraced communism. Founded the Vietminh…the League.

Slide 1 VIETNAM, (the Day War). Slide 2 PHASE 1 - A WAR OF PHASE 1 - A WAR OF COLONIAL INDEPENDENCE AGAINST THE FRENCH Vietnam had been.

SECTION 4 Vietnam War. Vietnam and Foreign Rule Vietnam had been under French rule from the 1800’s During WWII the Japanese overran Vietnam. After WWII.

Rebuilding Japan, Communism, Korean War, and Vietnam War!

Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution

Where is Vietnam?. Where is Vietnam? The Vietnam War, 1964 – 1973 (period of direct U. S The Vietnam War, 1964 – 1973 (period of direct U.S. military.

Origins of the Vietnam War

The United States Gets involved in Vietnam

Origins of the Vietnam War

History Through Literature: Unit 4

The Vietnam Conflict Begins

8c: Cold War The state of tension without actual fighting between the United States and the Soviet Union, which divided the world into two camps.

Why did the US get involved in the Vietnam War in the 1950’s?

4.2.2: The Cold War Outside of Europe

War Breaks Out in Vietnam

Communism Versus Democracy

Explain the entire Korean War in ONE sentence.

Chapter 20 Vocab ( ) Vietnam – 16 words.

Ch. 33 sec. 3 Answers.

Vietnam Chapter 20.

Anti-Vietnam War.

Containment of Communism

Focusing on Vietnam Ch

Where is Vietnam?.

Communism Versus Democracy

The Vietnam Conflict

Essential Questions About Conflict

The Vietnam Conflict Begins

1968 Proposal … (page 746) - American and South Vietnamese wanted all communist troops out of South Vietnam - POW’s returned - North Vietnamese demanded.

Why Did Australia Fight In The Vietnam War?

Vietnam War Anticipation Guide

International Conflict & Co-operation

The War Begins Chapter 27 Section 1.

The Cold War Project The Vietnam War.

Describe how nationalism led to independence in India and Vietnam.

Australian Foreign Policy in the 1950s and 60s

What do you know about the Vietnam War?

Presentation transcript:

Diplomacy Chapter 25 Discussion Questions

*Why does the US go to war? Compare and contrast the reasons in the 19 th, 20 th and 21 st centuries.

(623) Explain the “no friends, only interests” statement.

(624-5) *Why did American leaders think there was a global Communist Conspiracy against the US? What are the implications of believing this?

(626) *Why did involvement in Indochina during the 1950s present a conflict of American ideals and goals?

(626) What was “Operation Eggshell?” Why did Kissinger consider the name of this operation ironic?

(629) Describe a guerilla conflict. Explain the 75/100 statement.

(630) Why did France give up the conflict in Indochina sooner that the US did a decade later?

(631) *Why do you think other Europeans did not support American intervention in Vietnam – in the 1950s and throughout the 1960s?

Explain the meaning of Ike’s quote on the top of 632.

* Was the domino theory widely accepted? What is the difference between my recognition of a plausible theory (in historical context) and a correct one?

(634) Describe the settlement of the French Indochina War and how those conditions possibly created future problems.

(635) Describe why the countries involved in Indochina were not “in the mood” for a conflict in 1954.

(637) What is SEATO? What was its purpose? Why did the UK and France join? Why has it not matured in the same way NATO has?

(638)* Why are exiled leaders “revolutionaries” or “heroes” not inclined to create democratic governments?

(640) How would you characterize Ike’s commitment to South Vietnam?