The Vietnam War: Communist Containment and the Cold War

Vietnam was in a state of confusion in the middle of the 20th century, after independence from imperialism in France, it collided between the southern Kuomintang and the northern Communist Party. America worked hard to support France during the revolution, but it tended to support the nationalist South Vietnamese nation after the coup, not the communist north. In doing so, the United States made a non - wise political commitment to Vietnam, which leads to the longest and least popular war in the history of the country.

The Vietnam War is a long-lasting, costly and fragmented conflict, the North Vietnamese Communist Party government collided with South Vietnam and its major ally US. The ongoing Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union has intensified the conflict. More than 3 million people (including over 58,000 Americans) were killed in the Vietnam War and more than half of the dead were civilians in Vietnam. Even if President Richard Nixon ordered the withdrawal of the US military in 1973, the opposition of the United States against the war of the United States greatly divided. In 1975, the Communist forces dominated the South Vietnam to end the war and was united as a socialist republic. The following year, Vietnam

Vietnam War (1961-1973) In 1955, Communist Northern Vietnam invaded non-communism South Vietnam and attempted unification of the nation and implementation of communism. The United States participated in the South Vietnam War in 1961, but withdrew from combat troops in 1973. In 1975, North Vietnam successfully dominated South Vietnam. World Terrorist War in the World (2001-) Immediately after the terrorist attack on 11th September 2001, President Bush launched a global terrorist war - the longest duration war in America history. In the UK, several NATO countries and other countries participated in activities to eliminate Arcada and other armed groups.