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Q (CO9) Discuss the increasing involvement of the US in the Vietnam War and the rationale for doing so and discuss the subsequent decreasing involvement of the US in this conflict, identifying the rationale for this. Analyze how the Vietnam War affected the perception of the US on the world stage.

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The issue of Vietnam started after the Second World War ended and Japan withdrew from Vietnam. But Ho Chi Minh was very much successful in creating anti-French sentiments in Vietnam and was successful in defeating French in 1954 after a long guerrilla war that was fought to free Vietnam. After that, a peace negotiation in Geneva led to the division of Vietnam into north and south regions and the north came under Ho Chi Minh who was a communist leader and South remained non-communist. North Vietnam was supported by the Soviet Union and China and North Vietnam was maintained by the United States. Therefore, America has always been involved with Vietnam.