Question

who told stories of the war on the ground in vietnam that made many americans feel the war was a mistake? north vietnamese refugees anti - war protestors south vietnamese refugees vietnam vets question 4 how did president nixon secretly expand the vietnam war? he withdrew american representatives from the paris peace accords. he stopped the withdrawal of u.s. troops that he had begun in 1970. he began planning a ground invasion of north vietnam for 1974. he ordered the bombing of north vietnamese bases in cambodia.

Explanation:

First Question (Who told stories...):

Vietnam vets (Vietnam veterans) were on the ground in Vietnam during the war. Their firsthand accounts of the war's realities, hardships, and perceived pointlessness made many Americans believe the war was a mistake. North Vietnamese refugees wouldn't have the same on - the - ground US - centric perspective, anti - war protestors were more about activism than on - the - ground war storytelling, and South Vietnamese refugees also didn't have the same direct US war experience storytelling role.

President Nixon secretly expanded the Vietnam War by ordering the bombing of North Vietnamese bases in Cambodia. The Paris Peace Accords withdrawal - related options don't represent expansion, stopping troop withdrawal isn't a secret expansion in the same way, and a 1974 ground invasion of North Vietnam wasn't the main secret expansion method. The Cambodian bombing was a secret operation that expanded the war's scope.

Answer:

D. Vietnam vets

Question 4 (How did President Nixon...):