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    Good Morning, Vietnam

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    Good Morning‚ Vietnam follows disc jockey Adrian Cronauer as he is reassigned to the Armed Forces Radio Saigon airwaves in Saigon‚ Vietnam in 1965. Throughout the film Cronauer experiences the bombing of a G.I. bar‚ and attempts to start a relationship with a Vietnamese woman. However‚ he runs into trouble as he finds the Vietnamese culture to be very different from his own. He experiences first hand the civilian attacks as buildings are blown up without warning or reason‚ and the tactics behind

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    Asia and avoid the scenario outlined by the “domino theory”. A Media Conflict - As no formal declaration of war existed between Hanoi and Washington strict rules of censorship did not apply. Accurate American reporting of the war became an issue by 1968. Sensationalist media editorials were generated by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong‚ which complimented their strategies. A Territorial Conflict – The Allied forces fought extensive campaigns against the North in an attempt to deny them one of the

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    Vietnamese armies off guard. America was not expecting any offences from the Viet Cong any time soon so the offensive came as a huge surprise to them. Westmoreland had even stated that the end of the war was in sight since the enemy had become too weak to launch anymore major offensives. The Tet offensive was a turning point in the war and changed perspectives of many Americans‚ “[...] Tet indicated that the war in Vietnam would become more serious and require greater sacrifices of lives and wealth”

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    Cold War Liberal Consensus

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    The transparency of the liberal consensus resulted in a decline for support for the war. The growing opposition and rise in protests were a huge factor in the collapse of the liberal consensus. There are numerous key events during the Cold War‚ but 1968 is said to be one of the main turning points for Cold War America in domestic and foreign policies‚ growing protests‚ and the collapse of the liberal consensus. The rise of protests in the early 1960s became more radical in the middle of the decade

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    Cumulative Final Exam

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    SCANLON In Inarticulate Longings: The Ladies’ Home Journal‚ Gender‚ and the Promises of Consumer Culture‚ Jennifer Scanlon points out the layers of irony in the work of Resor and her contemporaries. A woman who asserted her own independence and helped others achieve it as well created a campaign that promised to make women the objects of male sexual desire. Feminists in recent decades who have turned their attention to the objectification of women in advertising may not realize that

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    Paper Lion Analysis

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    Paper Lion Analysis A Great Book; There’s No Lion Walter Cronkite‚ Anderson Cooper‚ and George Plimpton; three reporters who not only reported a story‚ but decided to live their story.  In mid February 1968‚ Walter Cronkite embedded himself in Vietnam during the Vietnam War to cover the Tet Offensive.  In 2012‚ Anderson Cooper embedded himself in Syria during the‚ still ongoing‚ Syrian Civil War to cover the atrocities of President Assad’s regime against his own people.  In 1963‚ George Plimpton e

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    Texas on Nov. 22. No one knows for sure who killed him. Walt Disney the creator of Mickey Mouse and other characters of Disney died of cancer on Dec. 15‚ 1966. Also in 1967 the first heart transplant was performed be Dr. Christiaan Barhard. Lastly in 1968 MLK was assassinated in Memphis‚ Tennessee a long with Robert Kennedy. There were many choices of entertainment in the 1930’s and 1960’s. During the 1930’s there were movies‚ and radio. Children watched Snow White or some super hero. In addition children

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    Zachary Dillon Ms. Alves Period 4 Civics 2/20/2014 The Vietnam War and its Effect on American Society The Vietnam War was started by President Eisenhower. He was the first to involve the United States in the conflict between North and South Vietnam‚ by putting in CIA operatives and military advisors in South Vietnam (ushistory). The US’s involvement grew with every passing president. President Kennedy was the first to put soldiers in Vietnam. Johnson orders the first official combat of the

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    During the Vietnam War Era

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    During the Vietnam War era‚ the United States and other democratic and free nations were fearful of communism spreading to more parts of the world. They fought two world wars to protect freedom‚ and to contain the communist movements. The foreign policy of the United States evolved to that of a pre-emptive type strike on the possibility of communism surfacing and threatening free countries. Harry S. Truman began to theorize that if a communist nation took over a non-communist state‚ then neighboring

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    The U.S.A and the Vietcong had different military tactics; The USA used modern technology such as the napalm bomb. Were as the Vietcong used guerrilla warfare. The USA was confident of success "America could simply not believe that it could be beaten by a bunch of guerrillas in black pyjamas" They thought this because they had the latest equipment and plenty of money. They also had the support of people "Television seems to have encouraged a majority of viewers to support the war. 64% said television

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