I'd think the main benefit was independence from Western powers in the French and the Americans. Pretty big deal, even with one million killed from fighting. Maybe one could argue that the war also resulted in stronger government that was able to resist Chinese pressure, which allowed Vietnam to defeat China when they fought in 1979. Vietnam resisted the Japanese, the French and the Americans so it is a stretch to suggest they needed a war to defeat the Chinese as well, but the war did leave Vietnam unified.
There is one line of thinking that the North allowed the Viet Cong to be crushed once
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that is very very very tricky
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it seems there is a lot of bias in the answers. but she is a professer who studies about womans sufferage and she is a feminest so maybe <---- maybe A?
If you're talking about the Revolutionary War, they were trained better, had more of everything: ammo, guns, uniforms, etc. There were more soldiers, too.
