Q. Vietnam (Indochina) was a colony of what country before World War II?

Q. The belief that we could not let South Vietnam "fall" to Communism lest Laos and Cambodia do also was called which of the following?

Q. What was the practice of withdrawing US troops with Vietnames troops taking over more combat fighting called?

Q. What was the name of the site of US troops killing defenseless women and children?

Q. The United States dropped more bombs in Vietnam then all of the countries in WWII combined.  A major reason for this is which of the following?

Q. What was the name of the ship "attacked" in the Gulf of Tonkin?

Q. The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution allowed President Johnson, and Nixon following him, to fight the war in Vietnam in any way he chose.  This was called which of the following?

Q. That the governemnt misled the public about how well the war was going was called which of the following?

Q. What president sent Green Beret as advisors to train South Vietnamese troops?

Q. By refusing to take part in elections in 1956, South Vietnam stood in violation of what agreement?

Q. What president refused to provide air support to support the French in their war against the Viet Minh?

Q. Where was the last stand of Frnch colonialism in Vietnam?  That is, where did the Viet Minh defeat the French?

Q. Who leaked the Pentagon Papers?

Q. What was the name of the leaked governemnt strtegies for fighting the Vietnam War?

Q. Who was president at the end of the Vietnam War?

Q. What effectively stopped many college protests against the Vietnam War?

Q. Under what president did the number of combat troops increase to over 500,000?

Q. What 1968 counteroffensive led American citizens to question government claims that the war was progressing well?

Q. Whee were 4 student demonstrators killed in may of 1970?

Q. Through what countries did the Ho Chi Minh trail, a supply line from North Vietnam to South Vietnam, travel?

Q. Who was the leader of the nationalism movement in French Indochina (Vietnam), dating back to the World War I era?

Q. What law gave President Johnson, and Nixon folloewing him, the power to wage war without a declaration of such by congress?

Q. Who was president during the Gulf of Tonkin incident (1964)?

Q. Who was presdient when the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution passed congress?

Q. What country controlled Indochina prior to their independence?

Q. Which countries were part of Indochina?

Q. Who led the rebellion against France for Vietnam?

Q. What kind of government did Ho Chi Minh want?

Q. What was the domino theory?

Q. How did the Geneva Accords affect Vietnam?

Q. Who were the Vietcong?

Q. Who were the ARVN?

Q. Of the two groups opposing or supporting the war, which group wanted the United States to use all its might to crush the enemy and save American soldier's lives?

Q. Which country fought at Dien Bien Phu and lost?

Q. The idea that if one country falls to Communism; many more will follow is called

Q. What event helped President Johnson gain control over moving troops into and out of Vietnam?

Q. Which of the following was not used in jungle fighting by the United States?

Q. Why was this called the "living room war"?

Q. What was the ratio of Vietcong killed to South Vietnam and American troops during the Tet Offensive?

Q. What event caused the American people to support the war differently and news reports were more pessimistic?

Q. Who was Henry Kissinger?

Q. What year did the United States begin to withdraw troops?

Q. The plan to end United States involvement in Vietnam was called?

Q. What happened at My Lai?

Q. What university was there a massive student demonstration in which the ROTC building is burned and National Guard called out?

Q. What was the end result of the university demonstrations which led to soldiers opening fire on demonstrators?

Q. Which of the following is not connected to the Pentagon Papers?