What conclusion about the use of U.S. military power would be most logically drawn from the experience of the Vietnam War?A.The roles of military personnel and diplomatic workers have begun to overlap.B.After a military victory, the defeated country may remain unstable and dangerous.C.A stronger military does not guarantee victory.D.The support of the American people is not necessary for military victory.

Which statement most accurately describes the modern role of the U.S. military as a tool of foreign policy?A.Military personnel are no longer likely to participate in combat.B.The U.S. military has become less powerful than the armed forces of other nations.C.Military force is an easy way to replace an unfriendly foreign leader.D.Soldiers are now community builders and peacekeepers as well as fighters.

QuestionWhich of the following was the primary reason behind the change in United States military forces in Vietnam after 1969 as depicted in the graph?ResponsesFollowing his election President Richard Nixon began an immediate de-escalation of the conflict and North and South Vietnam eventually signed a peace treaty.Following his election President Richard Nixon began an immediate de-escalation of the conflict and North and South Vietnam eventually signed a peace treaty.By shifting to a strategy more reliant on air raids and espionage, President Nixon was able to win the war with fewer soldiers.By shifting to a strategy more reliant on air raids and espionage, President Nixon was able to win the war with fewer soldiers.Responding to decreasing public support for the Vietnam War, President Nixon eventually withdrew United States troops without eliminating communism or uniting Vietnam.Responding to decreasing public support for the Vietnam War, President Nixon eventually withdrew United States troops without eliminating communism or uniting Vietnam.As part of his negotiation with China, President Nixon brought United States involvement in the Vietnam War to an end through diplomacy.

For the United States, the lesson learned from the Vietnam War was thatMultiple Choicenuclear weapons had utility in a war of insurgency.public opinion could be ignored by leaders during wartime.there were limits on America's ability to get its own way in the world.the national interest required a total disengagement from Asian affairs.constant bombing will force an enemy to concede defeat.

Q2) What factors do you believe prevented the US and South Vietnamese forces from achieving decisive victory against the Vietcong and the Viet Minh?

What was the main goal of American combat soldiers in Vietnam?A.To dig tunnels so they could hide from the VietnameseB.To capture and hold major citiesC.To prevent the Vietnamese from using their air powerD.To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible