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American ships on the Vietnam coast were "unprovokedly" attacked by ships from North Vietnam. This is important because it declared the United State's part in the Vietnam War. -
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The US's period of bombing against North Vietnam. This is important because it showed America's prolonged involvement in the war, however it failed in its attempt to defeat North Vietnam.
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A series of of attacks by North Vietnam against South Vietnam in attempt to cause rebellion and deter the US from continuing attacks. This was important because slowed American involvement in the war.
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A massacre of South Vietnamese citizens by American troops. This is important because it caused unrest against American help in the war; South Vietnamese citizens now had negative opions on American troops. -
The American government drafted soldiers through means of lottery to participate in the war. This is important because it caused unrest back home as it was considered immoral. This sparked antiwar protests in the US. -
The killing of 4 students at Kent State University by the Ohio National Guard. This was important because it sparked nationwide unrest at academic institutions, furthering the strength of antiwar protests. -
The revealing of full American attacks near Vietnam to the public. This is important because it confirmed very negative rumors about America's role in the war and set new standards for truth in media. -
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An offensive by North Vietnam in South Vietnam that caused many causualties and gave North Vietnam a standing in the south. This is important because it started the north's attempt in unifying with the south, and ended with giving North Vietnam more territory.
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An American bombing series that is important because it is said to have ended the Easter Offensive and pushing back North Vietnam.
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The peace treaty that ended the Vietnam war and "direct combat" between both forces. It is important because it restored peace in the country.