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Both had crucial turning points- Saratoga and Tet. Both Civil Wars. Guerilla style warfare. Both were fighting over government. Outside countries were not supportive of wars. Only 1 of the 2 sides had issued uniforms. Both used guns and gun powder. Both were fought over vast distances with long lines of communication. Both wars triggered animosity among the common people. The undecided were alienated and the strategies were analogous.
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ViviTo compare them, both wars were world's super power verses the poor country. In the American Revolution, England was the "World Super Power" and America was the small and poor country, well at the time America has yet to become their own independent country so they were a part of England in this America was backed by Poland, and France. In the Vietnam War, The Democratic Republic of Vietnam and the National Front for the Liberation of Vietnam wanted to unite and create a communist system over the nation, so this was Vietnam's power. The Republic of Vietnam was against the whole movement and was backed by America. In the American revolution Britain had the world's best military, and Navy. The Americans military was made up with any male willing to fight, and later on women such as Molly Pitcher will join the fight as well so we were the Insurgents.
Neither the US Civil War nor the Vietnam War were declared wars. Both wars occurred in the 60's; 1860's & 1960's. Both wars had a US President assassinated. Both wars had a Johnson for Vice President. In both wars the President's assassin(s) were killed before being brought to trial. The US Civil War was our nation's FIRST military draft. The Vietnam War was our nation's LAST military draft. Both were the ONLY US wars in which the US Navy operated a Riverine Navy (known by the US Navy, as the "Brown Water Navy"-both wars had a "MONITOR" in their Riverine Navies). Both wars divided US families and friends. Both wars had DRAFT RIOTS. Both wars had a "Civil Rights Movement" involving the same peoples. In both wars, the SOUTH lost. In both wars, the defeated were treated harshly upon their return home.
Revolutionary War comparisons, only 2:
1. American Colonies fought Britain for independence/Vietnam fought France.
2. American Colonists used guerrilla warfare against Regular British Army troops/Viet Cong did the same.
US Civil War comparisons, 10:
1. First US draft riots/Vietnam last draft riots.
2. First US draft/Vietnam last US draft.
3. Rich men could legally buy their way out of military service/Vietnam rich men got deferred (usually college).
4. Civil War, President Lincoln shot in the head/Vietnam Kennedy shot in the head.
5. Civil War, Vice President Johnson took over office/Vietnam Vice President Johnson took over office.
6. Civil War, civil rights movement/Vietnam civil rights movement.
7. Civil War, south lost the war/Vietnam south lost the war.
8. Civil War undeclared war/Vietnam undeclared war.
9. Civil War, 1st US Military usage of repeating rifle, the Spencer, firing metallic cartridges/Vietnam 1st usage of assault rifle, M-16.
10. Civil War divided the United States, and was brought together by the "Splended Little War" (Spanish-American War of 1898)/Vietnam divided the United States, and was brought together by the "100 Hour War" (Operation Desert Storm Jan-Feb 1991) (as stated by President Bush Sr. when he made the speech, "...we have beat the Vietnam Syndrome!"). Both the Spanish-American War and Operation Desert Storm occurred in the 90's.
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What are the simularities of the Vietnam war and world war 2?
they were both warspeople were injuredthey were fighting
What is another war where a lot of people died?
revolutionary, vietnam, ww2, ww1.
What is a good name for a report comparing the revolutionary war and the Civil War?
A comparison of the Revolutionary war and the civil war. How the Revolutionary was different from the civil war A comparison of two wars The Differences between the Revolution and the Civil War
What are the following wars in chronological order from oldest to most recent in American history world war 1 Vietnam civil revolutionary world war 2 war of 1812 Korean desssert storm?
1) Revolutionary War 2) War of 1812 3) Civil War 4) World War 1 5) World War 2 6) Korean 7) Vietnam 8) Gulf War (often referred to as Desert Storm, but it was not)
What were the 1973 the Paris Peace Accords?
On January 27, 1973, the Paris Peace Accords were signed with the goal of ending American involvement in Vietnam. The signers were North Vietnam, South Vietnam, the United States and the Provisional Revolutionary Government who represented South Vietnamese revolutionaries.
