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The document outlines the key topics covered in a lecture on the Vietnam War, including: 1) The causes of US involvement in Vietnam which stemmed from colonial background, civil war, and US entry. 2) The anti-war movement in the US that was spurred by events like the Tet Offensive, My Lai Massacre, and Kent State shooting. 3) The end of the war that involved strategies like "Vietnamization," the War Powers Act, and "Ping Pong Diplomacy."
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- 2. US Vietnam
- 3. Vietnam
- 5. Causes Lecture 29 I. Causes a. Colonial Background b. Civil War c. US Entry II. Anti-War Movement I. End of War
- 6. Colonial Background Lecture 29 I. Causes a. Colonial Background b. Civil War c. US Entry II. Anti-War Movement I. End of War
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- 9. US Entry Lecture 29 I. Causes a. Colonial Background b. Civil War c. US Entry II. Anti-War Movement I. End of War
- 10. Anti-War Movement Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement a. Chemical Warfare b. Tet Offensive c. My Lai Massacre d. Kent State II. End of War “Make Love, Not War”
- 11. Chemical Warfare Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement a. Chemical Warfare b. Tet Offensive c. My Lai Massacre d. Kent State II. End of War
- 12. Tet Offensive Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement a. Chemical Warfare b. Tet Offensive c. My Lai Massacre d. Kent State II. End of War
- 13. My Lai Massacre Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement a. Chemical Warfare b. Tet Offensive c. My Lai Massacre d. Kent State II. End of War
- 14. Kent State Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement a. Chemical Warfare b. Tet Offensive c. My Lai Massacre d. Kent State II. End of War
- 15. Civil Rights Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement a. Chemical Warfare b. Tet Offensive c. My Lai Massacre d. Kent State e. Civil Rights Movement II. End of War
- 16. End of War Lecture 29 I. Causes I. Anti-War Movement I. End of War a. Vietnamization b. War Powers Act c. Ping Pong Diplomacy
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