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Vietnam War & the SALT Treaty

Vietnam War & the SALT Treaty

What effect did the Cold War have on the Virginia economy? • Benefitted Virginia’s

What effect did the Cold War have on the Virginia economy? • Benefitted Virginia’s economy more than any other state’s

In what two parts of Virginia was military spending most important during the Cold

In what two parts of Virginia was military spending most important during the Cold War? • Hampton Roads • Northern Virginia

What Cold War policy resulted in American involvement in Vietnam? • Containment

What Cold War policy resulted in American involvement in Vietnam? • Containment

What American president said, “Ask not what Your country can do for You, but

What American president said, “Ask not what Your country can do for You, but what You can do for Your country? • John F. Kennedy

What president said Americans should “pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship…to

What president said Americans should “pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship…to assure the survival and success of liberty”? • John F. Kennedy

What European colonial power controlled Indochina after World War II? (Indochina included Vietnam. )

What European colonial power controlled Indochina after World War II? (Indochina included Vietnam. ) • France

Who was the leader of the Vietnamese independence movement? • Ho Chi Minh

Who was the leader of the Vietnamese independence movement? • Ho Chi Minh

Why did the United States support France’s efforts after World War II to keep

Why did the United States support France’s efforts after World War II to keep Indochina as a colony? • Ho Chi Minh was a communist.

What type of government did North Vietnam have? • communist

What type of government did North Vietnam have? • communist

What type of government did South Vietnam have? • Non-communist or anticommunist

What type of government did South Vietnam have? • Non-communist or anticommunist

What was the name of the South Vietnamese communists who tried to overthrow the

What was the name of the South Vietnamese communists who tried to overthrow the South Vietnamese government? They were guerilla fighters. • Vietcong

What was the official name of the Vietcong? • The National Liberation Front

What was the official name of the Vietcong? • The National Liberation Front

What president gave economic and military aid, money and weapons, first to the French

What president gave economic and military aid, money and weapons, first to the French and then to the government of South Vietnam? • Dwight D. Eisenhower

What president began the American military buildup in South Vietnam? • John F. Kennedy

What president began the American military buildup in South Vietnam? • John F. Kennedy

What president was assassinated in 1963? • John F. Kennedy

What president was assassinated in 1963? • John F. Kennedy

What president escalated (increased) American military involvement in the Vietnam War? • Lyndon B.

What president escalated (increased) American military involvement in the Vietnam War? • Lyndon B. Johnson

What anti-communist policy did the United States follow in Vietnam? • Containment

What anti-communist policy did the United States follow in Vietnam? • Containment

How many American troops did the United States have stationed in Vietnam in 1968?

How many American troops did the United States have stationed in Vietnam in 1968? • More than 500, 000

What was the center of antiwar feeling in the United States? • College campuses

What was the center of antiwar feeling in the United States? • College campuses

Who won the 1968 presidential election? • Richard M. Nixon

Who won the 1968 presidential election? • Richard M. Nixon

What was Nixon’s pledge in the 1968 presidential campaign regarding the Vietnam War? •

What was Nixon’s pledge in the 1968 presidential campaign regarding the Vietnam War? • “Peace with Honor. ”

What did Nixon call his policy to turn over the war to the South

What did Nixon call his policy to turn over the war to the South Vietnamese army and simultaneously withdraw American troops? • Vietnamization

Did Vietnamization succeed or fail? • Failed

Did Vietnamization succeed or fail? • Failed

What two communist countries supplied the North Vietnamese Army? • The Soviet Union •

What two communist countries supplied the North Vietnamese Army? • The Soviet Union • Communist China

What political scandal forced President Nixon to resign from office? • Watergate

What political scandal forced President Nixon to resign from office? • Watergate

Who became president when Nixon resigned as President? • Gerald Ford

Who became president when Nixon resigned as President? • Gerald Ford

What happened in Vietnam? In other words, how did the Vietnam War end? •

What happened in Vietnam? In other words, how did the Vietnam War end? • Communist North Vietnam took over South Vietnam and reunited the country under communist rule.

Who was president when the Vietnam War ended? • Gerald Ford

Who was president when the Vietnam War ended? • Gerald Ford

What type of government did Vietnam have when it was reunified in 1975? •

What type of government did Vietnam have when it was reunified in 1975? • Communist

Who was President Nixon’s most important Secretary of State? • Henry Kissinger

Who was President Nixon’s most important Secretary of State? • Henry Kissinger

What was the relationship between the Soviet Union and communist China in the early

What was the relationship between the Soviet Union and communist China in the early 1970 s? • The Soviet Union and China were rivals for power.

With what country did President Nixon begin to establish formal diplomatic relations in 1972?

With what country did President Nixon begin to establish formal diplomatic relations in 1972? • Communist China

Who was the leader of communist China in 1972? • Mao Zedong

Who was the leader of communist China in 1972? • Mao Zedong

What was the capital of communist China? • Beijing

What was the capital of communist China? • Beijing

Who was the Soviet Union’s leader in 1972? • Leonid Brezhnev

Who was the Soviet Union’s leader in 1972? • Leonid Brezhnev

What was the capital of the Soviet Union? • Moscow

What was the capital of the Soviet Union? • Moscow

What two countries were involved in the SALT talks? • The United States and

What two countries were involved in the SALT talks? • The United States and the Soviet Union

What does SALT stand for? • Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

What does SALT stand for? • Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

Name the Soviet-American discussions to establish limits on the number of nuclear weapons. •

Name the Soviet-American discussions to establish limits on the number of nuclear weapons. • The SALT talks

Name the first treaty to establish limits on the number of nuclear weapons held

Name the first treaty to establish limits on the number of nuclear weapons held by the United States and the Soviet Union. • The SALT Treaty