Section 1: page 884-888

1. A. Peter Dewey
2. French rule
3. Ho Chi Minh
4. Vietnam
5. Domino Theory
6. Dien Bien Phu - May 1954
7. Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap
8. Gemeva Accords, July 1954
9. 17th parallel
10. Ngo Dinh Diem 1956
11. Vietcong - 1957
12. National Liberation Front (NFL)
13. Ho Chi Minh Trail
14. Buddists
15. Gulf of Tonken incident - 1964
16. Tonkin Gulf resolution - August 1964
17. Operation Rolling thunder

Section 2: page 889 - 894

1. Barry Goldwater - sen. Arizona
2. Republican party candidate for president
3. Robert McNamara - Defense secretary
4. Dean Rusk - sec. of state
5. George Ball under secretary of state
6. General William Westmoreland
7. Napalm
8. Agent Orange
9. search and destroy missions
10. Nguyen Cao Ky
11. Credibility gap
12. Senator William Fulbright

Section 3: page 895 - 900

1. New left
2. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
3. Free movement
4. Tom Hayden - Al Haber
5. Green Berets
6. Doves
7. Hawks

Section 4: page 901 - 906

1. TET offensive - Jan. 30 - Feb. 24, 1968
2. Clark Clifford
3. Robert Kennedy
4. General Westmoreland
5. John Lewis
6. Eugene McCarthy
7. Racial Violence - April 1968
8. Walter Cronkite
9. Democratic Naitonal Convention - August 1968 Chicago
10. Hubert Humphrey
11. SDS Tom Hayden
12. Mayor Richard J. Daley
13. Richard Nixon - Republican
14. George Wallace

Section 5: page 907 - 913

1. Vietnamization
2. silent majority
3. My Lai Massacre - March 1968
4. Invasion of Cambodia
5. Kent State - May 1970
6. Pentagon papers 1970
7. Daniel Ellsberg
8. Henry Kissinger - president's advisor
9. Le Duc Tho
10. Thieu regime
11. fall of Saigon
12. Khmer Rouge
13. War Powers Act