1. Lyndon B. Johnson

2. The Vietnam War

3. Map of Vietnam

4. The War During Johnson & Nixon Administrations French involvement Geneva Accords Division of Vietnam Viet Minh-Viet Cong (NLF) Emperor Bao Dai Elections in Vietnam SEATO Ngo Dinh Diem (RVN) Nhu

5. Fall of Dien Bien Phu

6. Ho Chi Minh

7. Anti-war protest against Diem

8. Buddhist Monk Protest

9. Duong Van Minh ousts Diem

10. Battles and Conflicts Ho Chi Minh Trail Agent Orange Gulf of Tonkin Resolution Maddox and Turner Joy The Tet Offensive

12. Napalm Explosion

13. The Evils of War My Lai Lt. William Calley

15. An End to Vietnam Repeal of Gulf of Tonkin Resolution Cooper-Church Amendment “Christmas bombings” Treaty of Paris Nixon’s secret treaty Nguyen van Thieu

16. Cambodian Mercenaries

17. Bombing of North Vietnam

18. U.S. Bombing of Cambodia

19. U.S. Marines leaving Saigon

20. Student Rebellion Students for a Democratic Society “The New Left” Freedom of Speech Movement University of California, Berkeley

21. The Counterculture Hippies “Sexual revolution” Drug culture Rock-n-roll

22. The “Hippie” Soldier

23. Hippies vs Soldiers

24. The public reacts to Vietnam Sen. J. William Fulbright A downturn in the economy Protests & student demonstrations “teach-ins” Mobilization against the war March against Death The Moratorium The Pentagon Papers Daniel Ellsberg

25. Protests against Vietnam at home

26. Kent State Protests lead to violence

27. Nixon agrees to a cease-fire

28. Nguyen Van Thieu

29. The draft in Vietnam The lottery system

30. Anti-war sentiment in veterans “fragging”

31. U.S. Marines in Vietnam

34. Results of the Vietnam War Costs Causalities Physical destruction Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Vietnam Veterans Memorial 1982 America’s new policy towards war Foreign Assistance Appropriation Act

36. The Vietnam Wall