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Controlled by France, it included Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
Led North Vietnam as a communist leader.
The French were defeated by Vietnamese forces.
Guerrilla fighters supporting communism in South Vietnam.
Led South Vietnam with an anti-communist stance.
Isolated villagers to reduce communist influence.
Expanded presidential powers for the Vietnam War.
A chemical used to eliminate jungle cover.
A supply route for North Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia.
Commanded U.S. forces during the Vietnam War.
Discrepancy between government claims and reality.
College discussions aimed at protesting the Vietnam War.
A major organization for student protests.
Individuals opposed to the Vietnam War.
Supporters of the Vietnam War.
A surprise attack by North Vietnam in 1968.
A presidential candidate assassinated in 1968.
Linked to the My Lai Massacre during the war.
Nixon's strategy to withdraw U.S. troops gradually.
Documents revealing government deception about the war.
Nixon's adviser who negotiated peace agreements.
Intense bombing of North Vietnam in 1972.
Limited presidential troop deployment without Congress.
A youth movement rejecting traditional values.
A group sharing property and resources.
A center of hippie culture in San Francisco.
Art style influenced by popular culture.
A music festival symbolizing the counterculture.
A movement advocating for women's equality.
A book promoting women's rights by Betty Friedan.
Equal pay for men and women in the same job.
A prominent feminist leader and activist.
Gender discrimination in education and sports.
Legalized abortion across the United States.
Opposed the Equal Rights Amendment.
Labor leaders advocating for farm workers' rights.
Resigned as president due to the Watergate scandal.
A period of eased tensions with the Soviet Union.
A treaty limiting nuclear arms between U.S. and USSR.
Revealed Nixon's secret recordings.
The right to keep certain communications private.
To formally charge a government official with misconduct.
Became president after Nixon's resignation.
President during the energy crisis and hostage crisis.
Pro-American ruler overthrown in 1979.
Led Iran after the revolution.
Wrote about environmental issues and pollution.
Agency focused on environmental protection.
To combat communism and defeat Japan.
Vietnam was divided into North and South.
If one country fell to communism, others would follow.
To protest the treatment of Buddhists by Diem.
By winning peasant support and using guerrilla tactics.
Conducted search-and-destroy missions and bombings.
China and the Soviet Union provided military aid.
Feared escalation into a larger conflict.
Increased doubt about winning the war.
Included the Tet Offensive and assassinations.
Richard Nixon gained from the situation.
Cambodia was invaded for military operations.
To improve relations with communist nations.
April 30, 1975 marked the end.
It became fully communist under the North.
Millions died, Vietnam became communist, trust eroded.
Many faced neglect or poor treatment.
Mainly young people and college students.
Many assimilated into mainstream society.
To improve conditions for farm workers.
To enhance relations and reduce Cold War tensions.
A scandal involving a break-in and cover-up.
The Watergate tapes and subsequent cover-up.
Oil shortages, inflation, and unemployment.
In response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Americans held hostage for 444 days in Tehran.