Essay discusses reasons why America withdrew its forces from the Vietnam War.

Provides a history of the Vietnam War. Analyzes U.S. involvment in the war. Argues the Americans should not have been involved.

Describes how the United States could have succeeded in the Vietnam Conflict.

Compares and contrasts the current American war in Iraq with the Vietnam war. Describes U.S. political and military difficulties in both wars.

Essay discusses how the Americans fail to achieve their objective in Vietnam.

A reflection on the Vietnam War and the experiences of Philip Capuo. The Vietnam War was a psychological and physical battle for all the young men who were drafted or volunteered. Caputo's own reasons for volunteering illustrate the mentality for some of the men entering into this journey.

Discusses the opposition to the Vietnam War, and the reasons for the anti-war movement.

A history of the Vietnam War, starting with French colonization attempts in the 1940 and '50s and key events in the United States' participation in the war.

Examines the status of Vietnam War veterans in the United States. Describes discrimination against the veterans. Explores how so many of them exist as a sub-culture.

Essay describes why the USA became involved in the Vietnam War in the 1950's and 1960's.

Essay provides an overview of the Vietnam War as well as the aftermath and consequences of the war.

My essay is about the effect television had during the Vietnam War.

This essay compares the War on Iraq and the Vietnam War. With some factual information to support my thesis, I believe that history is repeating itself in the sense that the War On Iraq and the Vietnam War were thought of as the same war, but each one held at a different point in history.

Essay describes the effects of the Vietnam War on Vietnam.

Compares United States involvement in the war in Vietnam to the current war in Iraq. Describes how costly both wars were to the nation and to the world. Examines world opinion of the United States and its foreign affairs policies.

Explores the history of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.Explains the domino theory as it applies to communism in Southeast Asia. Describes how the U.S government therefore helped to create an anti-communist South Vietnam government.

Essay examines the effect the Vietnam War had on Australia.

The decisions of Johnson's administration on the Vietnam War.

The Second Indochina War, which was was fought from 1959 to 1975 in Vietnam. It involved North Vietnamese and the National Liberation Front in disagreement with the United States forces and the South Vietnamese army.

Focuses on the Vietnam War, particularly the Australian point of view and the Australians' cynicism toward the government.

Examines American involvement in the Vietnam War. Describes causes of the war. Explores what role communism played in the start of the war.

Confusion, bias, and competition all epitomize the Vietnam War. The tragic results included thousands of lives lost, the impact of friendly fire and the killing of innocent civilians, and the brutal aftermath of chemicals such as Agent Orange. Were it not for the Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, the Vietnam War would not have occurred.

Brief overview of the Vietnam War and its effect on society. Examination of the songs and posters of the time that encouraged American men to serve their country, regardless of the cost.

A look at the impact of the Vietnam War on Americans. American soldiers who fought there endured horrific conditions there that affected them after they returned home. Americans at home, meanwhile, developed a growing distrust of their government as a result of the war.