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The Vietnam War Years 43 © McDougal Littell Inc. All rights reserved. Name Date GUIDED READING The End of the War and Its Legacy Section 5 A. As you read about President Nixon’s Vietnam policy and the end of the war, note one or more reasons for each of the following developments during the war. B. On the back of this paper, explain the significance of each of the following terms in relation to the Vietnam War: silent majority Pentagon Papers Henry Kissinger Khmer Rouge CHAPTER 30 1. Nixon adopts a policy of Vietnamization. 3. Nixon orders invasion of Cambodia. 5. Congress repeals the Tonkin Gulf Resolution. 7. South Vietnam surrenders to North Vietnam. 9. Cambodia erupts in civil war. 11. The draft is abolished. 2. My Lai massacre shocks Americans. 4. First student strike in U.S. history occurs. 6. The “Christmas bombings” take place. 8. Vietnam veterans receive a cold homecoming. 10. Congress passes the War Powers Act. 12. Many Americans lose faith in their government.

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GUIDED READING The End of the Warand Its Legacy

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A. As you read about President Nixon’s Vietnam policy and the end of the war, noteone or more reasons for each of the following developments during the war.

B. On the back of this paper, explain the significance of each of the following terms inrelation to the Vietnam War:

silent majority Pentagon Papers Henry Kissinger Khmer Rouge

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1. Nixon adopts a policy of Vietnamization.

3. Nixon orders invasion of Cambodia.

5. Congress repeals the Tonkin Gulf Resolution.

7. South Vietnam surrenders to North Vietnam.

9. Cambodia erupts in civil war.

11. The draft is abolished.

2. My Lai massacre shocks Americans.

4. First student strike in U.S. history occurs.

6. The “Christmas bombings” take place.

8. Vietnam veterans receive a cold homecoming.

10. Congress passes the War Powers Act.

12. Many Americans lose faith in their government.

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