How did the end of the Vietnam War affect American citizens? It divided them. It united them. It led them to support the Democratic Party. It led them to support the Republican Party.

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Francis Quinn

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20 June, 22:38

How did the end of the Vietnam War affect American citizens? It divided them. It united them. It led them to support the Democratic Party. It led them to support the Republican Party.

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Skylar · Answer 1

Divided Them

Explanation:

In a way that was never seen before, the Vietnam War tore the United States apart as people either supported the Government or lost all faith in the US Government.

Butchy · Answer 2

The correct answer is A. It divided them

Explanation:

The Vietnam War was a conflict between 1955 and 1975 that involved the U. S. as the government decided to military support South Vietnam against North Vietnam that was supported by China and the Soviet Union. Despite the American losses in this war, the whole war had a great impact in the U. S. mainly because the country was divided in those that supported the involvement of the U. S. in a foreign war and those that believed this was immoral and should be stopped; also, many citizens felt the government was not considering their opinion and was manipulating the media to show the war was positive, this decision also divided the support of different political parties. Therefore, the Vietnam war mainly divided American citizens.