What issues surrounding the war divided the nation? How did the hawks and doves demonstrate these differences of opinion?

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Shaun Munoz

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16 July, 06:40

What issues surrounding the war divided the nation? How did the hawks and doves demonstrate these differences of opinion?

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Kristin Garcia · Answer 1

Geneva accords, dominance of communist parties are some of the issues surrounding the war divided the nation.

Hawks and doves were in opposition to each other in their opinion. Hawks was the supporter of Johnson's war policy and he was very conservative whereas doves was against the Johnson's war policy. Their differences of opinion stated that they should raised taxes and fought their own battle.

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Vietnam war divided the nation and there were some reasons behind it. Geneva accords and dominance of communal ism was the cause of it. Hawks and doves both possesses different opinions from each other. Hawks was the supporter of Johnson's war policy whereas Dove was against of it.

They soughted for the public to raise their taxes and wanted peace instead of battle. They did not support to give any assistance in the battle field. One will go through the hurdles and would fight their own battle by their ownselves.