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Kipish [7]
3 years ago
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Why has the Vietnam War come to be viewed in a negative light? Is this negative view warranted?

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1 answer:
Leto [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

reason why Vietnam War viewed in negative light

- Because it resulted in too many amount of death on both sides

- It caused economic damage that felt by the rest of the seasons.

and yes, this negative view was warranted

Explanation:

Initially, the Vietnam war obtained a positive acceptance from the public, since at that time the government framed the war as an effort to spread the influence of Soviet Union in South East Asia.

But the war lasted longer than expected.

It resulted in around 2 million deaths on both sides. Large portion of it was innocent civilian in vietnam. (since vietnam was the battleground, many of them caught in crossfire)

The government also had to spend a lot of money to military budget. This cut out the fund that can be allocated for welfare programs. In the end, many economists believed that the war contributed to the economic inflation in late 1960s

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