Vietnam

The Sengoku era of Vietnam is again in the midst of a revolution. Only this war does not fight soldiers and tanks, but instead fights against merchants and free trade and prevails. New entries into foreign companies in this country which had been closed so far have completely restored the Vietnamese economy. Since the reunification of Vietnam in 1976, the door of the market has been opened to the outside for the first time, and Vietnam is actively incorporating the position of further economic development.

The Vietnam War began long before the intervention of the United States, initially between North Vietnam and South Vietnam. Vietnam is the result of the growing tension in Vietnam and foreign participation in the region. Although the Vietnam War was not the result of attacks on the property of the United States or the United States, it fears to form another communist power in Indochina, it gradually became involved over the years. The Vietnam War was also known as the Second Indochinese War and the first Indochina war was one of the reasons for the Second World War. France dominated Vietnam before the Second World War, but during the war Vietnam was under Japanese rule. Due to Japan's failure after the Second World War, Vietnam is no longer under Japanese rule, the two groups wanted to rule over a group of nationalists called Vietnam, France and Vietnam. This nationalist group has been led by Ho Chi Minh since its establishment in 1941.

North Vietnam is under the Communist Party regime, so South Vietnam does not. Ho Chi Minh, the leader of North Vietnam, hopes to spread Communism throughout Vietnam and unify North Vietnam and South Vietnam. South Vietnamese leaders oppose the expansion of communism. America stands on the side of South Vietnam and puts war on different levels (Hagopian 73). Therefore, there are three main reasons for the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War had a major impact on the lives of Americans, including all fields of public and private life. As a result of the military conflict, the foreign policy of the United States changed greatly. The United States is considered to be the world's most powerful superpower, but the president's decision to settle the conflict in Vietnam will have some negative impact.

The then leader of Vietnam was Ngo Dinh Diem. He is a Catholic, and because most Vietnamese are Buddhists, it has caused a lot of controversy. He was accused of the situation in Vietnam getting worse. In October 1963, Dim was killed and murdered by a military coup supported by the Central Intelligence Agency and US ambassador. On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was killed by assassinate Lee Harvey Oswald on the streets of Dallas, Texas.