Unit 4: w 3 & 4

George Washington’s Farewell Advice



Spanish American War



League of Nations



Neutrality Acts



Liberal International Order



World Bank



United Nations



NATO



The Berlin Airlift



The Truman Doctrine



Korean War



Pax Americana



First Indochina War



The Geneva Accords

Domino Theory



Viet Cong



Gulf of Tonkin Incident



USS Maddox



Gulf of Tonkin Resolution



The Tet Offensive



The Pentagon Papers



Martin Luther King



Muhammad Ali



John Kerry



Kent State Incident



Anti Vietnam War Movement



What was America’s stance toward involvement in the world in its first century?



How did America navigate its dedication to isolation during World War I and World War II?



What ultimately led America to reject its focus on isolation and begin to embrace a larger role in world affairs?



How were new institutions like the World Bank and the United Nations meant to make the world more stable and peaceful?



How did America demonstrate its new approach to world affairs in the years after the end of World War II?



How and why was Vietnam split into two countries?



Why did many American policy leaders see stopping the spread of communism in Vietnam as essential?



How did events in the Gulf of Tonkin lead to a massive increase in the American presence in Vietnam?



What was significant about the Tet Offensive? How was it both a victory and a defeat for America?



How did the Anti Vietnam War movement evolve over time?



How did the government engage with anti war protesters?



What role did prominent Americans like Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad Ali, and John Kerry play in the Anti Vietnam War movement?


Lyndon Johnson



Richard Nixon



Peace with Honor



Carrot and Stick Approach



Vietnamization



Paris Peace Accords


Prisoners of War



Fall of Saigon



Walter Cronkite



Senator William Fulbright



Case Church Amendment


Why did President Lyndon Johnson decide to not seek reelection in 1968?



How did President Nixon change America’s involvement in the war in Vietnam?



Why, ultimately, did America exit the Vietnam War?



Why did American public opinion turn against the war in Vietnam?