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The Domino Theory was a warning to future presidents that communism will spread as one country falls to it. -
The Geneva Accords brought an end to the first Indochina War and marked the end of French influence in Southeast Asia. -
The assassination of Diem made communism once again a worry and possibility in South Vietnam. -
This authorized the president to do anything that he believed was necessary to maintain international peace and security in Southeast Asia. -
This was an act of support to the Saigon government in its effort to defeat rising communists. -
The Tet Offensive was a propaganda victory for communists who wanted the United Stands to stand down from the war. -
The massacre further divided the United States over support of the Vietnam War. -
Nixon build up South Vietnam's armed forces so they could act in their own offense against North Vietnam. -
Nixon's action of sending troops into Cambodia shortened the war and saved many American lives. -
The Kent State Shooting triggered a nationwide student strike that forced colleges to close. -
The Hard Hat riot was a symbol of division in the United States. Construction workers attacked students who were protesting against the war. -
Nixon's Christmas Bombing forced Vietnam to negotiate. -
The Paris Peace Accords were a step towards peace in Vietnam and another step towards the end of War. -
The War Powers Act limited the presidents powers in escalating military actions. -
This was the last major event of the Vietnam War and resembled the end.