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Vietnam war
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Vietnam Research Project
Introduction
The Vietnam War was the longest and most unpopular war in American
history, the toll they paid wasn't just monetary, it cost the people
involved dearly physically and mentally. Causing suffering, sorrow,
and national turmoil because of bad press meant that Americans were
divided. Which is why this project will be split into questions, which
means I can concentrate on one aspect of the Vietnam War at a time. I
shall endeavour to delve into to these questions, answering as best I
can (with the help of varied historical resources from the Internet,
books etc). Which leads me on to tell you the aims of this project,
which are:
1. To RESEARCH, SELECT and PRESENT information from a variety of
historical sources: narrative accounts, maps, photos, eyewitness
accounts; government documents, statistics, etc.
2. To make critical use of historical sources to answer specific
historical questions.
3. To understand and be able to explain the causes, key features and
consequences of
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