Paris Peace Accord Analysis

The Vietnam war did not officially start until the 1950's. This is when the U.S. started sending in troops. Before then the French had been trying to conquer what was then called Indochina. They began their conquest in 1859, by 1888 they had turned the area that is now called Vietnam and Cambodia into the Colony of French Indochina. This was challenged many times by different uprisings but none worked as well as the Viet Minh common front( this was controlled by the Vietnamese communist party). During WWII the French were defeated by the Germans. This severely weakened their authority in Vietnam. In 1940 the Japanese invaded and

The Vietnam War was a Cold War-era conflict that started in 1946 and ended in 1974, taking nearly 30 years to resolve. The war was fundamentally a conflict between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, where the North was communist and South was not. The United States, France, the United Kingdom and other non-communist allies supported the non-communist South Vietnam. China, Russia (USSR), Cuba, Cambodia and other Communist allies supported the regime in the north. North Vietnam saw the United States involvement in the North as foreign aggression, so they fought guerilla wars against the anti-communist forces in the region. Guerilla forces (the Viet Cong) and the regular North Vietnamese Army were responsible for fighting the anticommunist forces. The conflict mainly consisted of small battles until the onset of air attacks -- part of an overall strategy of massive bombing and search-and-destroy operations, which South Vietnam and the Americans hoped would win the war.

The Vietnam War was fought between South and North Vietnam over the reunification of Vietnam. The North fought a more conventional warfare and it was supported by the Soviets and other communist countries while the South fought more of a guerilla war and was supported by the US and other anti-communist countries. Of course the US got involved and supported the South because of the Truman Doctrine in which aided any country who felt threatened by communism and prevented the spread of communism, the US got involved and supported them by going into war and using military tactics such as airstrikes and large stratgetic bombings. One major thing the US had going on was the Domino theory which applied to most US foreign policies, this justified their support for non-communist regimes. North Vietnam saw this war as something small while the US saw it as a way to prevent communism taking over another country and eventually the US got involved in the long run. Although the North Vietnamese won and unified Vietnam under communism, and the US had no success in preventing this, communism failed to spread through the rest of Southeast Asia.

The Vietnam War began in 1954 and came to an end in 1975. It was a conflict that set in opposition the communist regime of North Vietnam and the Viet Cong

The Vietnam War was a long war in Vietnam. The war started from the effects of the Cold War, and the fact that Americans had no intentions of letting communism spread over the rest of the country and south East Asia. It was the North of Vietnam with its southern allies the Viet Cong against South Vietnam and the United States. The war started because the U.S. and South Vietnam didn’t want the communist to take over the country and the rest of East Asia. The conflicts began in mid 1940’s, the war started in 1954, 500,000 U.S. soldiers were involved in 1969, President Nixon ordered soldiers to return to the U.S. in 1973, War ended in 1975. The people fighting in the war were North Vietnam with the Viet Cong (southern allies), against south Vietnam

The Vietnam war starts in the 1950s. The reason the War started was because North Vietnam got its freedom from France and decided to become communism when it was split to north and south Vietnam. North Vietnam decided to be communism and was trying to get South Vietnam to the do same. But the United States did not want this to happen because they thought if North Vietnam becomes Communism, then North Vietnam will get all other Asian countries communism and the United States could not let that happen.

The Vietnam War was a direct result of the First Indochina War (1946-1954) between France and Viet Minh. A “third” Vietnam War began between North and South Vietnam but without U.S. involvement. Communist ended it in victory in April 1975. It was not a place you wanted to be.

The Vietnam War began during the Cold War era. It started in 1955 and ended in 1973. The Vietnam War took place in Vietnam, and went into Laos and Cambodia. North Vietnam was backed by the People’s Republic of China and South Vietnam was backed by the United States and defiant communist allies. They both had strategies, the U.S. strategy was aimed to prevent any further conflicts whereas the leaders of North Vietnam and the Vietnam Congress wanted to reunify all of Vietnam under communist government. This resulted in war.

The war was fought between North Vietnam (supported by the Soviet Union, China and other regions that loved communists), and the government of South Vietnam (supported by the United States, Philippines, and other communist regions).The Viet Cong fought a rebel war against anti-communist forces in the region. From 1955, the U.S started to support South Vietnam in the war against the Communist side, North Vietnam (getting help mainly from China). The Chinese sent military help to Indochina France. So they can succeed in their goal of spreading communism around the world. The leader of the south was called Saigon. The US army left Vietnam on the 15th of August 1975. So the North Vietnam side captured Saigon in April 1975. So it was the end of the war in the year 1975. The two sides became rejoined a year

Vietnam War began in 1955 due to Communism vs anti-Communism in Vietnam. Vietnam after World War 2 was split into two, North and South Vietnam. South Vietnam was occupied by France, and North Vietnam wanted to to spread communism which were backed up by the USSR (Russia) and Communist China. South Vietnam was anti-communist, so there was conflict, and the Americans supported them because they were also anti-communist.

The Vietnam War began in 1945 because the United States was against communism and did not want it spreading to South East Asia. Many citizens were against going to war and thought we had no part, or that we were getting involved for no reason. The Vietnam War caused people to rebel, from different opinions and made them feel the need to try and find different ways to be happy during this brutal time period.

The war started after a disagreement in 1954 between communist North Vietnam and anti-communist South Vietnam. USA feared that if North Vietnam won the war communism would spread to nearby countries and to prevent that from happening they decided to help South Vietnam.

“The Vietnam war was a costly and very long conflict that eroded the communist regime of North Vietnam and its allies against the South Vietnam and its ally, us the United States of America (Unknown Source).” The Vietnam War began on the eve of 1959, causing a struggle between two of our major national forces. These two forces were attempting to unify the country the both love, Vietnam.

The Vietnam conflict began in 1954. It lasted for roughly 20 years. North Vietnam and Viet Cong were fighting against South Vietnam and the United States trying to bring all of Vietnam under a single communist regime. The South Vietnamese government were fighting to. There were many military people from several countries involved that lost their lives. North Vietnam prevailed and won the war.

It was 1945 when the treaty to officially end the second world war was signed but that was just the beginning. Europe was still in ruin. Even though Adolf Hitler was dead his army could still be felt across the continent. It was now time to rebuilt. This wasn’t just the rebuilding of cities and lives, it was the rebuilding of order. Hitler had tipped the delicate scale of order and balance and the scale had to be fixed. This fix came in the form of the Treaty of Paris (1951) which was also known as the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) Treaty. The original purpose of this treaty wasn’t to unify Europe but in a few years that was its effect.