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Number 1. Chose to withdraw from the Presidential Election in 1968 and not seek the Democratic nomination for President
Correct Answer: Lyndon Johnson
Number 2. Riots rocked the nation after his assassination in April 1968
James Earl Ray
Man accused of assassinating Dr. King
Robert Kennedy
He was assassinated just after giving a victory speech for winning the California Democratic Primary for President in June 1968
Eugene McCarthy
He was the antiwar candidate in the Democratic Presidential primary race in 1968
Correct Answer: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Number 3. Johnson’s Vice President and winner of the Democratic nomination for President in 1968
Correct Answer: Hubert Humphrey
Number 4. Turned into chaos when 10,000 antiwar protestors marched against police in Chicago
Correct Answer: Democratic Convention in 1968
Number 5. Former Democratic Governor of Alabama who ran as a third-party candidate in 1968
Correct Answer: George Wallace
Number 6. President during the final phase of the Vietnam War; won the Election of 1968
Correct Answer: Richard Nixon
Number 7. War policy implanted by President Nixon; involved an expanded bombing campaign into Cambodia while reducing the level of American ground troops
Correct Answer: Vietnaminzation
Number 8. U.S. forces bombed these neutral nations in an attempt to stop traffic on the Ho Chi Minh Trail
Correct Answer: Cambodia and Laos
Number 9. Communist movement in Cambodia elevated to power and subsequently initiated a massive genocide that eventually killed one million citizens
Correct Answer: Khmer Rouge
Number 10. Helped to negotiate a cease-fire and troop withdrawal from Vietnam
Correct Answer: Henry Kissinger
Number 11. Formal negotiations with North Vietnam that started in May 1968
Correct Answer: Paris Peace Talks
Number 12. Year cease-fire was declared in Vietnam ending U.S. involvement in the region
Correct Answer: 1973
Number 13. In 1975 this city fell to the Communist while the U.S. evacuated the embassy
Correct Answer: Saigon
Number 14. Approximate number of Americans killed during the Vietnam Conflict
Correct Answer: 58,000
Number 15. Opened in 1982 to recognize the courage of American soldiers who died during the war and to help heal the wounds the war had caused
Correct Answer: Vietnam Memorial