Answer: Hue
The Battle of Hue (or Massacre of Hue) is considered one of the bloodiest events of the war. It started on January 31, 1968 and lasted for 26 days. During the capture and occupation of the city by the Viet Cong and the People's Army of Vietnam, a huge amount of executions and mass killings took place. The death toll is estimated to be between 2,800 and 6,000 civilians and POWs.
Yes......because the names from historical events raise alot of diffrent questions to alot of diffrent people
<span>Negotiators were brought to the White House until an agreement was reached.</span>
The federal aid highway act of 1956
Answer:
Isolated from law reach
Explanation:
Most western states grew on the promise of mining, people moved by the hundreds of thousands and the U.S did not have the infrastructure at the time. in some places they might have not been a sheriff for hundreds of miles thus most people did not belive that there was nearly any consequences for their actions which caused unpredictable and usually bad behavior
