What parallel line divided North Vietnam and South Vietnam?

Who was the leader of the North Vietnamese in the Vietnam War? He later ruled Vietnam until his death in 1969.

Which European country had controlled Indochina but was forced out by 1954?

In May of 1954 where did the Vietminh overrun the French forces, ending the French Indochina War?

What country replaced the French as major financial supporters of the South Vietnamese in the 1950's?

Over which of these did the North Vietnamese primarily supply their troops fighting in the south?

Which of these was NOT a reason for the Vietnam War?

Which of these granted President Johnson the power to wage war in Vietnam?

Why did South Vietnamese military leaders overthrow Diem?

President Eisenhower's domino theory was based on the idea of

President Truman agreed to aid France's efforts to regain control over Vietnam because he

Which of the following best describes the Vietcong's war strategy?

What happened at Dien Bien Phu in 1954?

What principle, described by President Eisenhower, became associated with American involvement in Southeast Asia?

The Gulf of Tokin Resolution allowed President Johnson to

Which of the following groups were from South Vietnam and fought a guerilla war in support of Communism?

Which of the following was the official military of North Vietnam?

Which of the following was the official military of South Vietnam?

Which country was ruled by the Communists and supported by the Soviet Union and China?

Which country resisted Communism and was supported by the United States?

Which of the following meetings resulted in the splitting of Vietnam in 1954?

How did some Vietnamese Monks protest Diem's abuse of their rights?