1. What kind of life was it like in the 1970's in during the war?
Life for the women was that they weren't out side of their house that much, so they were housewives. Also most families spent most of their time in front of their time watching the news.
2. How were the Vietnamese affected during the war?
Two million Vietnamese lives were taken through out the war. Also the area that the war was on, was destroyed bit by bit. Most of the rural villages in South Vietnam were destroyed and families were separated.
3. What was the largest type of family at that time?
The largest type at that time was a nuclear family
4. Has the protection of the soldiers clothes, so they won't die as easily?
5. How was life different while in Vietnam?
6. How did the war affect people in the states?
7. How were the states like in the war?
In the states, the war deeply affected the country. First off, the political parties were falling apart at that time. Also, the majority of Americans hated this war because of how useless the war was for us. Since people hated this war so much, people protested all through out the country. Finally, this was the first war that was broadcasted nightly for updates on the war.
Mintz, S. (2007). Digital History. Retrieved 7 Apr. 2011. from http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu
8. Why did America even get in the war?
9. Who was President at that time?
There was actually three Presidents at that time, first it started with Eisenhower, then it started growing under Kennedy, then it finally ended under Nixon.
Morris, Jill. "The Presidents during the Vietnam War." Home | Ashland University. N.p., n.d. Web. 6 Apr. 2011. <http://personal.ashland.edu/~jmoser1/usfp/morris.htm>.
10. What were the different view points on drafting into the war.
Life for the women was that they weren't out side of their house that much, so they were housewives. Also most families spent most of their time in front of their time watching the news.
2. How were the Vietnamese affected during the war?
Two million Vietnamese lives were taken through out the war. Also the area that the war was on, was destroyed bit by bit. Most of the rural villages in South Vietnam were destroyed and families were separated.
3. What was the largest type of family at that time?
The largest type at that time was a nuclear family
4. Has the protection of the soldiers clothes, so they won't die as easily?
5. How was life different while in Vietnam?
6. How did the war affect people in the states?
7. How were the states like in the war?
In the states, the war deeply affected the country. First off, the political parties were falling apart at that time. Also, the majority of Americans hated this war because of how useless the war was for us. Since people hated this war so much, people protested all through out the country. Finally, this was the first war that was broadcasted nightly for updates on the war.
Mintz, S. (2007). Digital History. Retrieved 7 Apr. 2011. from
http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu
8. Why did America even get in the war?
9. Who was President at that time?
There was actually three Presidents at that time, first it started with Eisenhower, then it started growing under Kennedy, then it finally ended under Nixon.
Morris, Jill. "The Presidents during the Vietnam War." Home | Ashland University. N.p., n.d. Web. 6 Apr. 2011. <http://personal.ashland.edu/~jmoser1/usfp/morris.htm>.
10. What were the different view points on drafting into the war.
Good source: http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/database/subtitles.cfm?titleID=71