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19 May, 20:58

Why was the vietnam war unpopular among the american public?

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    Answer:Unpopular because many Americans did not want to be involved with Vietnam, most Americans did not see a clear objective on why we should be involved in this war. During this war many Americans grew major distrust within their own government.
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