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notevenpast.orgJared
Both sides are bias in favor of neither
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thevietnamwar.infoUS perspective
The people in America first agreed with the war efforts in Vietnam but after seeing the violence and terror it caused, they turned against it and saw the true imperialistic nature of the war.
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history.comA Soldier's Story: Khe Sanh Video - Vietnam War - HISTORY.com
The article has an American bias. The video shows the emotional effects it had on the soldiers and how it hurt them physically, and mentally. This is showing the effects it had on the soldiers in their future lives. This video attempts to have the reader empathize with the American Soldiers.
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theatlantic.comThe Other Side of Vietnam: How the Winners Remember the War
Since America was trying to abolish communism, naturally the Vietnamese forced to treat Americans as their enemy.
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thoughtco.comWhy Did the US Enter the Vietnam War?
America participated in the Vietnam War due to their very anti-communistic views. As North Vietnam was trying to spread, America saw it as communism itself spreading and went to stop it. America’s views on communism made them bias against the Vietnamese
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history.comVietnam War - Vietnam War - HISTORY.com
The articles are on the people's side. The pictures show the American Citizen's suffering from the effects of the war and their oppression toward the war. The President urges the withdrawal to try and appease the people's interest.
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history.comVietnam War Protests - Vietnam War - HISTORY.com
Protest perspective: The "hippies" are protesting against Americans bombing Vietnam. The protesters could not see a winner in War and with the high death count couldn’t see a reason.. The declaration for War was unofficial. Protestors view was bias due to them thinking about only the morals and not the profit to gain from winning.
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depts.washington.eduVietnam: Students
This article is bias towards the youth protesters. The Vietnam War sparked an uprising in campus students who were opposing both anti-war and anti-communism.
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