The lessons that the u.s. learned is that you can't get into other countries problems

by:nathan

The Vietnam War increased Americans' cynicism about their government. Vietnam made Americans more wary of their leaders. Many Americans became more reluctant to intervene in the affairs of other nations. Americans learned many lessons from the Vietnam War.

Lyndsey Mears

the major lessons the U.S. learned from Vietnam was not to let the president control all troops and everything that happens during the war, only let him control key parts, but not the entire operations of the troops.

Justin C.

coty fisher the U.S learned that the goverment will not all ways tell you the truth what is going on in the wars. We also learned to aside from foreing affairs.

Wayne Berry

i think that the US learned to stay out of stuff that don't apply to us

Cody Hall

The war shook the nation's confidence and led some to embrace a new kind of isolationism. In the years after the war, many Americans became more reluctant to intervene in the affairs of other nations.

Trent Rackley



They learned not to introde into other peoples affares

DONNELL

i think that the u.s should just let some of the other countries fight their own war and stop trying to be bullies because we have a good army and country. And they shouldnt just let people go to war because they cant afford college because they dont have any kind of experience with that type of stuff

not trust anyone unless we need some trainning for our troops and support and to be honest we shouldn't even have been in the war to begin war

ashley m

lacked fire power and vietcong used ambushes, booby traps and guerrilla tactics

steven porter