What played a major factor in ending U. S. involvement in the Vietnam War?
A peace treaty signed by leaders in North and South Vietnam
A protest movement of young people that influenced popular opinion
The division of the country along the 17th parallel line in 1954
The Soviet Union's military and financial support of the northern Viet Cong
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