Unit 13 The Vietnam War Test

What was the main goal of the U.S. air campaign known as "Operation Rolling Thunder"?

• To eliminate communist influence in Laos

• To demonstrate U.S. technological superiority

• To destroy North Vietnam’s supply lines and morale

• To recruit South Vietnamese allies

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What military tactic was commonly used by the Viet Cong that proved challenging for U.S. troops?

• Naval bombardment

• Aerial dogfighting

• Guerrilla warfare

• Blitzkrieg

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___ enabled North Vietnam to send troops to South Vietnam.

• The Ho Chi Minh Trail

• The fall of Dien Bien Phu

• The strategic hamlet program

• Operation Rolling Thunder

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Which U.S. president significantly escalated American involvement in Vietnam after the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

• Richard Nixon
• John F. Kennedy
• Harry S. Truman
• Lyndon B. Johnson

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The location of Vietnam made it strategically important during the Cold War because:

• It bordered the Soviet Union

• It was a major oil producer

• It was near other Southeast Asian nations susceptible to communism

• It controlled access to the Panama Canal

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Which event symbolized a turning point in American public opinion against the Vietnam War?

• The Gulf of Tonkin Incident
• The Fall of Saigon
• The My Lai Massacre
• The Tet Offensive

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___ was the United States’ main goal in Vietnam.

• Reunifying Vietnam

• Containing the spread of communism

• Upholding the Geneva Accords

• Negotiating a cease-fire agreement with North Vietnam

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How did the Vietnam War protests influence U.S. government policy?

• They led to increased military funding

• They had no impact on government decisions

• They contributed to the eventual withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam

• They resulted in the expansion of the draft

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What role did the media play during the Vietnam War?

• It restricted coverage to protect national security

• It created a single, unified pro-war narrative

• It provided uncensored images and reports that influenced public opinion

• It supported military censorship at all times

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How did the Vietnam War impact trust in the U.S. government?

• Trust increased after the peace treaty

• Trust declined due to inconsistent reporting and the Pentagon Papers

• Trust remained high throughout the war

• Trust was unaffected by the conflict

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