Lack of trust for their own race and the Americans, not knowing who to trust because both sides American and the yellows were both just killing everybody.Scared of their own familys not knowing what terrorist group they may belong to or if they may have killed loved ones of their own for their so called "cause"
The Vietnamese were affected by the loss of lives and property.
the trauma of seeing someone you know get shot or killed
Post-Tramatic Stress
When the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops took over the counrty, they rounded up thousands of people that had been in the South Vietnamese military or goverment, or had worked for the Americans, and shot them. Thousands more were imprisoned in"re-education camps". Eventually, many were released. The farmers in rural areas weren't feeling much effect, but many city dwellers became refugees, because there wasn't all the jobs available as when the US troops were there. Vietnam is still feeling effects some 30 years after the ending of the fighting.
The First Vietnames War was an effort to remove Vietnam from colonial rule by France. It ended at Dien Bin Phu, however by this time tht US was already involved as a result of such things as the CIA's assistance with such things as "Air America" which had provided air transport and delivery elements during that conflict. The Second Vietnamese War or the Vietnamese- American war was simply a continuation of the conflict. US Forces were introduced as advisors to the South Vietnamese Military and the situation slowly and gradually increased. The end resulst was a unified Vietnam under Communist control. i guess that's okay. i would say to prevent the spread of communism. from the American point of view.
The Spanish-American War of 1898 brought the Americans together (re-united them) from the effects of the US Civil War. Operation Desert Storm of January/February 1991 reunited the American people from the effects of the Vietnam War (per President George Bush Sr., "...we've beat the Vietnam syndrome!").
The Vietnam War caused the breakdown of many families and also a breakdown of the Vietnamese culture. Thousands upon thousands of children were orphaned during the war and ended up either in orphanages or on the streets without a home.
The battle of Dien Bien Phu is remembered for the significance the defeat the Viet Minh had over French forces and the political and military ramifications the defeat /victory had for both sides as well as the effect it had upon future actions there in the Vietnamese arena of war and politics .
syndrome
Rejection from the public.
For many, it was the feelings of defeat and rejection.
Vietnam war made Vietnamese people having to do highest their effort to catch developed country.Maybe 100 years to be America now.
Just this one: "We the unwilling Led by the unqualified Are doing the impossible For the ungrateful"
There are no negative psychological effects of homosexuality anywhere.
Psychological effects of load shedding is that its has severe effects on society. Specifically on students.
No, other than psychological effects, culture shock has other implications such as insomnia and fear.
Division.
aesthetic effects: the psychological responses to beauty and artistic experiences.
The effects of the Vietnam war were devistating. Leaving many deragened and mental.
Effects of psychological abuse can be long lasting and devastating. There are many different effects of psychological abuse that include shame, guilt, anxiety, crying, feeling helpless, avoidance of eye contact, and fear. Other effects can include depression, substance abuse, low self-esteem, and withdrawal.