Why The United States Won The Vietnam War

From the 1950s to the mid-1970s, the Vietnam War was a conflict between North Vietnam and South Vietnam over political ideologies and imperialist beliefs. The North was communist and the South with the aid of America was anti-communist. While some may argue the US won because of pride, more infantry, more powerful weapons, I believe North Vietnam won because they came out in a better position. North Vietnam won the war because they reunited as one country, their tactics were better, and released communist ideas across the country. Even though North Vietnam took a loss in solider deaths, they still took their country and it became theirs. In the early 1950s Vietnam were having domestic issues and they had to political leaders who believed in different ideas. North Vietnam had Ho Chi Minh believing in communist ways and the leader of the South, Ngo Dien Diem, believing in a anti-communist. This sparked a conflict between both sides, one wanting traditional ways and the other wanting a nontraditional economy and government. As years progressed things started to escalate into problems were both sides feuded with each other increasing military training and being on edge. With the North being communist, South Vietnam had
this was called Guerilla Warfare and the way they did it was by surprise attacking and running and coming back hours later weakling the U.S troops. But there was a counter just burn the forest but the north still found ways with the tunnels and rebels in the south attacking, making south sandwiched by north and Vietcong rebels. This caused panic and lots of death for both sides. One example of a tactic from north was when the north attacked the south on a national holiday of theirs and it was caught all on tape and no one suspected it because it was a treasure