Democracy In Vietnam

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"The correctness of U.S. involvement in the Viet Nam War is one of the most widely contested questions of America's short history; specifically put, "Was the Viet Nam War an example of the U.S. system correctly working--or not working?" It is the contention of this writer that the war demonstrated that the U.S. democratic system of government enabled democracy to emerge victorious, even if the U.S. did not win what a majority of Americans considered to be an unjustifiable battle.
Evidence for the above hypothesis will be given, as well as evidence against the hypothesis. Ultimately, the hypothesis in favor of the vitality of the democratic system will be shown as correct, in view of all the evidence. It has taken the passage of more than twenty years for an objective perspective on U.S. involvement in Viet Nam to be possible, however. A paper such as ..."

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