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Promised U.S. support of armed admission to communists across the globe
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A conference to discuss ways to unify Vietnam
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The French command disband and the french army leaves Vietnam
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the International control commission declares that both North and South Vietnam had failed to comply with the Geneva Agreements
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JFK sends 400 troops into South Vietnam as advisors
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A treaty signed after the incident in the Gulf of Tonkin where North Vietnam Subs attacked US battleships
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The NLF attack the US base at Pleiku
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U.S. issues a “White Paper” alleging that the war in South Vietnam is not organized by southerners but is the work of the North Vietnamese communists
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An aerial bombardment campaign conducted against North Vietnam
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3,500 troops were sent to south vietnam to fight against the North after the Gulf of Tonkin incident
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a lot of sneak attacks against the South Vietnam and American soldiers
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Westmoreland is relieved of command of MACV
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President LBJ announces that he will not seek another term as president
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Withdrawing troops from Vietnam
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A massacre at Kent State university were national guardsmen shot 13 students killing 4 of them
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Doesn’t allow the state or federal government from setting a voting age higher than 18
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passed by Congress over President Nixon's veto to increase congressional control over the executive branch in foreign policy matters
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President Nixon ordered a ceasefire for aerial bombings on North Vietnam
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Richard Nixon withdrew the final troops in Vietnam
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After the president fled, the North met little resistance. The north took hold of the capital and had the south under it’s control.
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