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Your
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From the Delta to the
DMZ
Little man in the Orange
Robes
Good Morning Vietnam
This Agent Ain’t
Orange
Hanging with Bob from Artillery
Born on the 4th of July
Born in 1890 and demanded Independence For Vietnam
A 200
A 200
Ho Chi Minh
The theory that if VietnamBecame communist so would
Other countries in Southeast Asia
A 400
Domino Theory
A 400
Mountain town where FrenchAre defeated and thrown out
Of Vietnam.
A 600
Dien Bien Phu
A 600
Also known as the National Liberation Front
A 800
Vietcong
A 800
Document which congress gaveTheir war powers to the
President
A 1000
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
A 1000
Plan Designed by Kennedy To create Special Forces
Units..
B 100
Flexible Response
B 200
Created to investigate Death of President Kennedy
B 400
Warren Commission
B 400
Name of Kennedy’s domestic policies.
B 600
New Frontier
B 600
Name of Johnson’s Domestic Policies.
B 800
Great Society
B 800
Failed American invasion of Cuba.
B 1000
Bay of Pigs
B 1000
Jellied Gasoline Substance dropped on jungles of Vietnam.
C 200
Napalm
C 200
Chemical defoliant used to strip away the jungle canopy that the Vietcong used to hide
from American Planes
C 400
Agent Orange
C 400
First bombing campaign against North Vietnam.
C 600
Operation Rolling Thunder
C 600
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C 400
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This area of Southeast Asia that encompasses Vietnam, Laos, and
Cambodia
C 800
French Indochina
C 800
Planned assault on over 20 cities in South Vietnam.
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C 1000
Tet Offensive.
C 500
This developed when Johnson told America that the war was going well, then Americans
saw dead soldiers every night on the news.
D 200
Credibility Gap
D 200
1968 Presidential candidate that was gunned down in Los
Angeles hotel.
D 400
Bobby Kennedy
D 400
Village where American Soldiers gunned down over
50 civilians.
D 600
My Lai
D 600
Documents that exposed the secret history of Vietnam.
D 800
Pentagon Papers
D 400
The process of removing troops gradually from Vietnam
D 1000
Vietnamization
D 1000
City where Kennedy was shot
E 200
Dallas
E 200
Man convicted of killing President Kennedy
E 400
Lee Harvey Oswald
E 400
Treaty that ended the Vietnam War.
E 600
Paris Peace Accords
E 600
Document that gave congress their war powers back.
E 800
War Powers Act
E 800
Nixon’s leading consultant on Vietnam
E 1000
Henry Kissinger
E 1000
College Campus where 4 students were shot.
F 200
Kent State University
F 200
Supply lines used by the North Vietnamese to get
weapons and supplies to the Vietcong.
F 400
Ho Chi Minh Trail
F 400
Democratic Leader of South Vietnam.
F 600
Ngo Dinh Diem
F 600
City in South Vietnam that the Vietcong laid siege to during the Tet Offensive
F 800
Khe Sahn
F 800
City where riots took place during the 1968 democratic
convention.
F 1000
Chicago
F 1000
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