Question

this graphic organizer categorizes two different types of responses to the vietnam war.

actions taken by the u.s. government as a response to the vietnam war	?
actions taken by the american public as a response to the vietnam war	?

based on your knowledge of u.s. history, describe two responses to the vietnam war, either from the u.s. government or the american public, or one from each.

think about the question carefully. then enter your answer in the box provided.

Explanation:

For the "Actions Taken by the U.S. Government as a Response to the Vietnam War", one key action was the escalation of troop deployment, with the U.S. sending hundreds of thousands of soldiers to Vietnam over time, especially during the Johnson administration, as part of the effort to combat the communist forces. For the "Actions Taken by the American Public as a Response to the Vietnam War", widespread anti - war protests occurred. For example, college students and activists organized rallies, marches, and sit - ins across the country, opposing the war on moral, political, and strategic grounds, such as the 1967 March on the Pentagon.

Answer:

• Actions Taken by the U.S. Government as a Response to the Vietnam War: The U.S. government escalated troop deployment, sending hundreds of thousands of soldiers to Vietnam to combat communist forces.
• Actions Taken by the American Public as a Response to the Vietnam War: The American public held widespread anti - war protests, including college students and activists organizing rallies, marches, and sit - ins (e.g., the 1967 March on the Pentagon) to oppose the war.