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Froggy Jumps Vietnam War ReviewOnline version This is a review for the Vietnam Unit. by Morgen Frazier 1 What was the main purpose of the 26th Amendment? a To end the draft b To lower the voting age to 18 c To allow women to vote 2 The “Domino Theory” suggested that: a Countries would become democratic one after another b War would spread quickly across continents c If one country became communist, nearby countries might also become communist 3 Why did the Vietnam War put pressure on the U.S. economy? a Increased spending on space exploration b High costs of military involvement c Reduced trade with Europe 4 Which conflict was most influenced by Cold War tensions and the fear of communism spreading? a World War I b Vietnam War c Civil War 5 How did the Tet Offensive affect American public opinion? a It increased support for the war b It made Americans question U.S. progress in the war c It had no impact 6 Many college students protested the Vietnam War because they a Wanted to join the military b Supported the draft c Opposed the draft and U.S. involvement 7 Why did the U.S. support France in Vietnam before becoming directly involved? a To gain territory b To stop the spread of communism c To protect trade routes 8 The War Powers Act required the president to: a Declare war independently b Report military actions to Congress c Ask the United Nations for approval 9 Why did President Johnson reduce funding for Great Society programs? a Lack of public interest b Increased taxes c High costs of the Vietnam War 10 As the Vietnam War continued, many Americans: a Became more supportive b Ignored the war c Began to doubt government decisions 11 How did the United States try to stop communism in Vietnam? a By supporting North Vietnam b By providing aid to South Vietnam c By withdrawing troops immediately 12 What trend occurred between 1966 and 1968 regarding opinions on the war? a More Americans supported the war b Opinions stayed the same c More Americans believed the war was a mistake 13 What made fighting in Vietnam difficult for U.S. soldiers? a Cold weather b Lack of weapons c Guerrilla warfare used by the Vietcong 14 Protests at the 1968 Democratic Convention showed that: a The country was united b The war was ending c The nation was deeply divided 15 Some antiwar protests turned violent because: a The government supported protests b There were clashes between protesters and authorities c All Americans agreed with protesters 16 Which event led to increased U.S. military involvement in Vietnam? a Tet Offensive b Gulf of Tonkin Incident c My Lai Massacre 17 Who were the “hawks” and “doves”? a Military leaders and soldiers b Democrats and Republicans c Supporters and opponents of the war 18 What did “Americanizing” the war mean? a Reducing troop levels b Letting South Vietnam lead c Increasing U.S. military involvement 19 What type of warfare did the Vietcong commonly use? a Naval warfare b Trench warfare c Guerrilla warfare 20 What role did the media play during the Vietnam War? a It only supported the government b It helped shape public opinion by showing the realities of war c It had no influence

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Vietnam War ReviewOnline version

by Morgen Frazier

What was the main purpose of the 26th Amendment?

The “Domino Theory” suggested that:

Why did the Vietnam War put pressure on the U.S. economy?

Which conflict was most influenced by Cold War tensions and the fear of communism spreading?

How did the Tet Offensive affect American public opinion?

Many college students protested the Vietnam War because they

Why did the U.S. support France in Vietnam before becoming directly involved?

The War Powers Act required the president to:

Why did President Johnson reduce funding for Great Society programs?

As the Vietnam War continued, many Americans:

How did the United States try to stop communism in Vietnam?

What trend occurred between 1966 and 1968 regarding opinions on the war?

What made fighting in Vietnam difficult for U.S. soldiers?

Protests at the 1968 Democratic Convention showed that:

Some antiwar protests turned violent because:

Which event led to increased U.S. military involvement in Vietnam?

Who were the “hawks” and “doves”?

What did “Americanizing” the war mean?

What type of warfare did the Vietcong commonly use?

What role did the media play during the Vietnam War?