Who were the opposing sides in the Vietnam War?

Answer 1

At its core, it was a battle between Democracy and Communism fronted by surrogates with South Vietnam , Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines and the US representing the former, and North Vietnam, China and the USSR standing in for Communism.

You also can't forget the Hmong, who fought against the Northern Vietnamese. The Hmong allied with the US.

Answer 2

there was a number of diffrent countries who fought in the Vietnam War.

the "allied" forces consited of:

Australia, America, New Zeland, South Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, and South Korea.

the "axis" forces consited of:

north Vietnam backed by Soviet Russia and Soviet China. also the Viet Kong who were in south Vietnam

unfortunetly the north conquered

Answer 3

Anti-war protesters, anti-draft protesters, with both of those two groups, being pretty much the same group of people. If the war had not been fought with conscripted (drafted) men, protesters would not have had too much to protest about, because THEY WOULD NOT HAVE HAD TO DIE OVER THERE! But since it "WAS THEM" that might become casualties in Vietnam, THEY PROTESTED THE WAR (Meaning the Draft). This is one of the reason's the US Military went to an "All-Volunteer" military, to eliminate most, if not all, anti-war protesters for the future (starting in the early 70's).

Answer 4

The Democratic Repulic of Vietnam and the US-supported Repulic of Vietnam.

Answer 5

North VN (with VC ally & Soviet/Chicom equipment) verses South VN/US/allies.

Answer 6

North Vietnam against South Vietnam The USA, Australia and New Zealand.

Answer 7

The opponents where Binladen and Micheal Jakson because they liked to put there penis in litle kids but holes and touch them sexualy

Answer 8

the US and the south side of Vietnam Vs. the north side of Vietnam