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…, KOREAN WAR, VIETNAM WAR, and proxy wars elsewhere, particularly in Latin America and Africa. Economic difficulties, particularly shortages of food and other consumer goods, and the resurgence of NATIONALISM led to demands for reform and internal problems…

…During the Vietnam War, the United States government sprayed over 11 million gallons of Agent Orange, a combination of the defoliants 2-45T, 2-4D and the contaminant dioxin. When veterans returned from Vietnam, they began to report their children were being…

…. The Papers were a study that detailed government deceptions about United States policy relating to the Vietnam War. The Papers were revealed to the New York Times by Daniel Ellsberg, one of the analysts who helped write and publish the study in 1971…

…States policy relating to the Vietnam War. The Papers were revealed to the New York Times by Daniel Ellsberg, one of the analysts who helped write and publish the study in 1971. These revealed that the Tonkin Gulf Resolution, which led to increased U.S…

…and out of Vietnam. Since they were America’s youth, it was their bodies that would be lying in the soggy Vietnamese soil. Not surprisingly, these youth rebelled in spirited protests and public burning of draft cards. These common ideals bound the hippies…

…in India, Vietnam and China has enabled Keppel to seek growth overseas. Rising income and an urbanizing population in India, Vietnam and China has resulted in a huge demand for high-end residential living. Threat CapitaLand is Keppel Land's biggest competition…

…is in the case of New York Times Co. v. United States. The Pentagon Papers were top-secret information. The Papers were a study that detailed government deceptions about United States policy relating to the Vietnam War. The Papers were revealed to the New York Times…

…unbelievably quaint to most people today. This decline in confidence followed a decade or more of exceptionally turbulent political conflict--the civil rights movement, Vietnam, and Watergate and its successor scandals--that transformed American politics. Third…

…of the Gulf region and within the OPEC. Secondly, it thought it could end recession by reanimating its economy with a war. Besides, the USA still had not forgotten about the Vietnam War, which was a bitter pill to swallow because it was more or less the only…

…ha estado del todo domesticado, lo cual refrenda con el ejemplo de la revolución "hippie", o bien, "la crisis de la democracia", que a pesar de los esfuerzos del sistema, cristalizó en el denominado "efecto Vietnam". &lt…